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    For you to make a good impression, try to concentrate and work on your movements one last time. Practice how you should look at your audience (remember drawing an arch with your eyes, from left to right, slowly and as you finish drawing your arch, move back to your documents). - Practice your breathing, to calm your nerves down. Breathe in and out 10 times, slowly. - Check your outfit one last time; and that’s it you are now ready to start your presentation…

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    A Gothic arch is a curved structural device, usually of masonry, used to support a structure, as well as to expand an opening. The Gothic arch is one of the main components of medieval Gothic architectural design. The architects discovered the incredible strength and stability that was created by the use of pointed arches. The walls of Gothic buildings could be thinner because the weight of the roof was supported by the Gothic arches instead of the walls. The use of the Gothic arch gave builders…

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    The 3 bridges we used was the suspension bridge , the arch bridge , and the cable stayed bridge . A suspension bridge is a bridge that is supported by vertical cables suspended from larger cables that run between towers . A arch bridge is a bridge with abutments at each end shaped as a curved arch. We applied most of the safety features such as the Ductile Material , Bearings , and Shock Absorbers. Our bridge survived the…

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    Early Suspension Bridges

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    Every wedge block weighed 8 tons. Slaves organized these blocks through a system of pulleys powered by treadmills.In the 12th-16th century One of the greatest innovations of the middle ages is the ability to live on bridges. Arch bridges are a very prominent bridge. They use the arch as a main structure below the bridge depending on the sort of stress…

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    increased possibilities of getting enhanced treatments these days. Orthotics is one such treatment that is perfect for people with arthritis foot pain. Orthotics is a stream of science that works on constructing custom foot appliances such as shoe inserts, arch supports, shoes, and so on. These appliances are efficient to prevent a person suffering from deformities that affect the comfortable and normal movement of a person. These also help in improving the overall movement and function of a…

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    Roman Vaulting

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    In engineering, be that as it may, the Romans consumed some imperative methods from the Etruscans before Greek impact was conclusively felt. This incorporated the arch and the vault, which were bound to convey Roman designing into an advancement specifically far from that of antiquated Greece, who favored "post-and-lintel" building techniques to curves and arches. Accordingly was established the framework of the art in which the Italic people groups were to outperform the Hellenes: auxiliary…

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    Lewis Hobart’s monument design engages the subject of war by using symbolic representations from the eagles with their wings spread on the top of the arch to the great white stonewall around the front of the “living memorial.” The monument inspires bravery, strength, and respect and exemplifies dedication and loyalty to our nation by never forgetting the ones who have fought and those who have fallen…

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    refined joints. Three large, rounded arch doors are inset deeply in the facade, making the walls appear very thick and grounded. Mirrored on either side of the trio are five evenly spaced, rectangular windows, elevated over a thick base that yet again grounds the building. An entablature skims the top of the arched doorways, dividing the first and second stories. The area above the bisection is dominated by a series of thirteen windows, each topped by an arch that springs from the buffering…

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    These types of arches where called Triumphal Arches they here are a few examples of Triumphal Arches the Arch of Constantine, the Arch of Titus ,the Arch of Janus . the Arch of Drusus , and last the Arch of Septimius Severus. To my knowledge these are all the major arches of Rome and there are most likely a few smaller Arches but these are the big one. Now there where three types of Architecture that…

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    Cleft Palate Case

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    vomer flap for hard palate repair and stated that ,this technique effect in on the anteroposterior development of alveolar maxilla and is progerssive with age. Our measurements of the dental casts showed no significant difference in the arch widths ( CC’& TT’) and arch depths (IM ) between both groups that means the supraperiosteal flap not affect the both transverse and anteroposterior maxillary growth as it prevents formation of fibrous palatal scar adjecent to dentoalveolar process.This is…

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