- A
lunette (French
lunette, 'little moon') is a half-moon–shaped
architectural space,
variously filled with sculpture, painted, glazed,
filled with recessed...
- In fortification, a
lunette was
originally an
outwork of half-moon shape;
later it
became a
redan with
short flanks, in
trace somewhat resembling a bastion...
- Look up
lunette in Wiktionary, the free dictionary. A
lunette is a moon-shaped
architectural detail.
Lunette may also
refer to:
Lunette (fortification)...
- The
lunette spatial region in the
upper portion of stelas,
became common for
stelas as a
prelude to a stele's topic.[clarification needed] Its
major use...
-
Lunette Peak is
located on the
border of
Alberta and
British Columbia on the SE side of
Mount ****iniboine
along the
Continental Divide. It was
named in...
- A
lunette, or lunula, is an
liturgical item used by in the
Catholic Church for the
exposition of the Host. The
lunette takes the form of crescent-shaped...
- The
lunettes of Trois-Châtels and
Tousey are two
lunettes located in the
French city of Besançon.
Their foundations were
constructed in 1792 to support...
- needed] A
lunette ring is a type of
trailer hitch that
works in
combination with a
pintle hook on the tow vehicle. A
pintle hook and
lunette ring make...
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lunette Detail of the Asa,
Jehosaphat and
Joram lunette Detail from the
Eleazar lunette Detail of the
Ezechias lunette Detail of the
Salmon lunette Above...
-
regions in
response to the
direction (s) of
prevailing winds, are
known as
lunettes, source-bordering dunes,
bourrelets and clay dunes. They may be composed...
