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Roofs gabled

Selected examples illustrating the shape of host 26 under various conditions are given in Figs. 39a-39c. The first parameter we choose to characterize the shape of 26 is the inclination angle of the phenyl rings readable at the gable of the roof-shaped molecule (graphical representation in Table 22). It indicates little variation [see... [Pg.121]

In 1905, Westinghouse, Church, Kerr Company began to construct the coal-powered Cos Cob plant on a 5-acre (2 hectares) site on the banks of the Mianus River. It was the first power plant to be built exclusively for a railroad, and was constructed in the Mission Style, with scalloped gables at both ends and a red tile roof (Fig. 14.1). The plant was a multilevel concrete and metal building, and housed a variety of electrical generation and distribution equipment, including boilers, transformers, circuits, and breakers. [Pg.342]

Balloon framed wall- Framed walls (generally over 10 tall) that run the entire vertical length from the floor sill plate to the roof. This is done to eliminate the need for a gable end truss. [Pg.225]

Fascia- Horizontal boards attached to rafter/tmss ends at the eaves and along gables. Roof drain gutters are attached to the fascia. [Pg.245]

Fly rafters- End rafters of the gable overhang supported by roof sheathing and lookouts. [Pg.248]

Gable- The end, upper, triangular area of a home, beneath the roof. [Pg.250]

Construction of the roof Pitched roof building and two-sided gable roof building are obtained based on solid geometry models by Boolean operators (differential operation). [Pg.109]

Dormer dor-m9r [ME dormeor, ff. L dor-mitorium] (1592) n. Gable-like projection or a window set upright in a sloping roof, or the roofed projection in which this window is set. [Pg.321]

ROOF TYPE FLAT( ) SHED( ) GABLE( ) HIPPED ( )... [Pg.29]

Among the most impressive CFRP applications on wooden structures worth mentioning is the strengthening of the gabled roof of the central building of Hotel Exedra (Boscolo Hotel) in Rome. The roof, originally a pavilion roof, was once atop the... [Pg.165]

Gable Hie. A roofing tile that is half as wide again as the standard tile. Gable tiles are used to complete alternate courses at the VERGE (q.v.) of a tiled roof. [Pg.136]

Horizontal structure Foundations Gable brace Roof slope... [Pg.1248]

Roof system (RS) peaked, flat, gable end walls... [Pg.3145]

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