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The chimneys, except for the octagonal red-brick base, are constructed of the radial perforated bricks.
THE NEW YORK SUBWAYANONYMOUS
When a radial face or surface is convex, it is said to be rounding or round, and when it is concave it is said to be hollow.
MODERN MACHINE-SHOP PRACTICE, VOLUMES I AND IIJOSHUA ROSE
The hand deviates to the radial side, and thereby still further increases the prominence caused by the lower end of the ulna.
MANUAL OF SURGERY VOLUME SECOND: EXTREMITIES--HEAD--NECK. SIXTH EDITION.ALEXANDER MILES
The propeller at B is simply a tin disc with radial cuts, each sector being twisted at an angle by a pair of pliers.
TOY-MAKING IN SCHOOL AND HOMERUBY KATHLEEN POLKINGHORNE AND MABEL IRENE RUTHERFORD POLKINGHORNE
Pores regular, oblong, disposed regularly in sixty to eighty radial series; fourteen to sixteen on the radius.
REPORT ON THE RADIOLARIA COLLECTED BY H.M.S. CHALLENGER DURING THE YEARS 1873-1876, FIRST PART: PORULOSA (SPUMELLARIA AND ACANTHARIA)ERNST HAECKEL
In the 200 horse-power Anzani radial the cylinders are arranged in four groups of five each, acting on two crank pins.
A HISTORY OF AERONAUTICSE. CHARLES VIVIAN
Radial main-spines about as long as the diameter of the shell.
REPORT ON THE RADIOLARIA COLLECTED BY H.M.S. CHALLENGER DURING THE YEARS 1873-1876, SECOND PART: SUBCLASS OSCULOSA; INDEXERNST HAECKEL
The radial marks, sharply defined and straight-sided, appear only on the newly formed parts of the epidermal laminae.
NATURAL HISTORY OF THE ORNATE BOX TURTLE, TERRAPENE ORNATA ORNATA AGASSIZJOHN M. LEGLER
In this disk are twelve radial slits; back of the fixed disk is a revolving plate, containing as many similar openings.
SCIENTIFIC AMERICAN SUPPLEMENT, VOL. XIX, NO. 470, JAN. 3, 1885VARIOUS
Only the middle joint enveloped by a thin veil with smooth surface, connected with it by radial beams.
REPORT ON THE RADIOLARIA COLLECTED BY H.M.S. CHALLENGER DURING THE YEARS 1873-1876, FIRST PART: PORULOSA (SPUMELLARIA AND ACANTHARIA)ERNST HAECKEL

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