Términos

In Indian architecture, a pillar-bracket, a member of the capital-complex.

In Indian architecture, a little pillar; pillarette.

Vasijas de la Antigua Grecia para almacenar líquidos generalmente con un cuerpo ovoide y hombros altos, un cuello corto, una boca ancha, dos asas laterales y algunas veces una cubierta. Generalmente más pequeñas que las ánforas.

Obras de arte creadas por medio del estampado con timbres de goma, timbres vegetales y otros tipos de timbres.

Punches used to impress decorative designs onto the surface of leather or other materials.

Refers to a well-known style of Joseon-era buncheong sagi (buncheong ware) characterized by dense stamped designs inlaid with white slip. Technically a type of inlay, it differs from Goryeo-era sanggam cheongja (inlaid celadon) in the greater density of motifs, resulting in larger areas of white contrast. Commonly used for tribute wares produced at state-run ceramic manufactories, some examples bear inscriptions of government offices or place names that indicate their period, place of production, and place of use. This style was actively produced in the 15th century.

Dispositivos utilizados para macerar fibras, por lo general a partir de trapos, en una pulpa que se utiliza para la fabricación de papel. En concreto: un dispositivo manual que funciona con un mango y un martillo de cabeza fija sobre un soporte, es decir, sube y baja sucesivamente para golpear el material debajo.

Upright bars, props or supports.

Designa una estructura generalmente ligera y con frecuencia temporal, erigida para la exposición o venta de mercancía o en la que se llevan a cabo los asuntos comerciales.

Material viscoso pesado resultante de la polimerización de un aceite, tal como aceite de lino. Utilizado fundamentalmente en pintura y medios de glaseado. A diferencia del aceite bruto, no tiende a volverse amarillento con el tiempo.

Upstanding collars originally derived from Chinese costume that do not roll over. Structurally, these are essentially bare collar stands with no fall. Shapes and method of attachment may vary.

Variety of the Dutch language used in the Netherlands for public and official purposes, including instruction in schools and universities. Standard Dutch is characterized grammatically by the loss of case endings in the noun.

The variety of German, primarily spoken German, used in radio, television, public lectures, the theatre, schools, and universities. It is relatively uniform in pronunciation, although speakers may reveal regional accents.

Área, usada principalmente para censo y asignación de fondos federales, que tiene un centro dominante con una población combinada mínima de 50,000 y que dispone dde una comunidad circundante, la cual se encuentra económica y socialmente ingreada en la ciudad central.

Describes names or terms for persons, places or things that are consistent, recognized, and officially authorized identifiers used to maintain uniformity, accuracy, or compliance.

Chinese script that is a simplified stylization of clerical script; the clerical script was transformed into a more fluent and easily written form. Characterized by clear-cut corners and straight strokes of varying thickness, this script emerged by the end of the Han Dynasty, and became popular during the Wei, Jin and Southern and Northern periods. It underwent its most vital period of development and was the most important type of script during the Tang dynasty (618-907), when a successful career in the civil service depended in part on skill as a calligrapher. It remains the standard script in use today and the model for public function and printed type.

Fotografías en miniatura, montadas bajo un vidrio de aumento, que puede ser inserto en joyería o usado para propósitos decorativos.

Naturally occuring as tinstone or cassiterite, stannic oxide is the principal ore of tin. It can be artificially obtained as an anhydrous powder when tin is burned in the presence of oxygen, or by igniting stannous hydrate or stannous oxalate. Stannic oxide is used in the manufacture of white glazes and enamels, and as an opacifier. In its pure state is white or light yellow in color.

White crystalline solid used as a mordant in textile dyeing; as a base for lake pigments; in solution for tin-plating of steel.