- they may
crown a spire, tower, or turret.
Barns often have
cupolas for ventilation.
Cupolas can also
appear as
small buildings in
their own right. The...
-
tetrahedron is
constructed by
attaching four
triangular cupolas rectangle-by-rectangle;
those cupolas in
which the
alternating sides of both
right isosceles...
-
Cupola may also
refer to:
Cupola (cave formation), a
recess in the
ceiling of a lava tube
Cupola (geology), a type of
igneous rock
intrusion Cupola (geometry)...
- acid
refractory lined cupolas a
greenish colored slag
means the
fluxing is
proper and adequate. In
basic refractory lined cupolas the slag is brown. When...
- that of the
Shuttle Orbiter Aft
Flight Deck.
There were to have been two
Cupolas, one on
either end of the
racetrack shape formed by the
station modules...
- In geometry, the
square cupola (sometimes
called lesser dome) is a
cupola with an
octagonal base. In the case of all
edges being equal in length, it is...
- A
cupola is a recess, indentation, or
cavity in the
ceiling of a lava tube, a kind of cave formation.
Cupolas may
originate from
partial collapse of the...
- figures),
analogous to the
cupolas. Each one's
bases are a
Platonic solid and its expansion.
Orthobicupola Gyrobicupola Rotunda "
cupolas". www.orchidpalms.com...
- Relatedly, a
construction from
polyhedra by
removing one or more
pentagonal cupolas is
known as diminishment:
diminished rhombicosidodecahedron J 76 {\displaystyle...
-
polyhedron that is
constructed by
attaching two
pentagonal cupolas base-to-base, each of its
cupolas is
twisted at 36°. It is an
example of a
Johnson solid...
