- tied-
arch bridge is
an arch bridge in
which the outward-directed
horizontal forces of the
arch(es) are
borne as
tension by a
chord tying the
arch ends...
- A basket-handle
arch is
an arch with the
profile of its
intrados (inner surface)
formed by a
sequence of circular arcs with
neighboring ones
being tangent...
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common chord progression po****r
across several genres of music. It uses the I, V, vi, and IV
chords of a
musical scale. For example, in the key
of C major...
- time, with
their arched top
chords.
Companies like the M****illon
Bridge Company of M****illon, Ohio, and the King
Bridge Company of Cleveland, became...
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Douglas (although the
Gaunless Bridge of 1823 was the
first of the type), have the top and
bottom chords of the
truss arched,
forming a lens shape. A lenticular...
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include comping with jazz
chord voicings (and in some
cases walking b**** lines) and
blowing (improvising) over jazz
chord progressions with jazz-style...
- and 2) the
rafter (top
chord) feet must land on the
bottom chords. If the
bottom chords join to the under-side
of the top
chords the ****embly is said to...
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distinctness of the
tritone in music. The
condition of having tritones is
called tritonia; that
of having no
tritones is atritonia. A
musical scale or
chord containing...
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other shapes, in
addition to the
parallel top and
bottom chord, are
single slope,
double slope,
arch,
gable and
scissor configurations.
These shapes may not...
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Ordsall Chord, also
known as the
Castlefield Curve, is a
short railway line in Ordsall, Salford, England,
which links Manchester Piccadilly and Manchester...
