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In the second treatment, to simulate the forces exerted when the tooth has been driven into the prey, we loaded each tooth to a depth approximately equal to one third of the tooth height.
This is diminished towards the top, equal to one third of the dressing, if the height be not more than sixteen feet.
Their thickness below is to be one seventh of their height: their height one third of the width of the temple, and their thickness at top is to be one fourth less than their thickness at bottom.
The Corinthian Column is, except in its capital, of the same proportion as the Ionic: but the additional height of its capital makes it taller and more graceful; the Ionic capital being but one third of the diameter of the shaft in height, whilst that of the Corinthian is equal to the thickness of the shaft.
Remove the lid, add hot water to about one-third of the height of the gyoza and replace the lid.
Add the line at one-tenth of the height of the plot.
At five feet tall, the new sign is one-tenth of the height of the Hollywood original.
THE highest point in the Baltic states is Big Egg Mountain in Estonia, at a towering 318 metres above sea level, about one-thirtieth of the height of Everest.
It is possible with the most precise plotting instruments of either type to draw a map at four to six times the scale of the photographs and to plot contours accurately at a vertical interval of about one one-thousandth of the height from which the photographs were taken.
The wooden doors are to be so put together, that the hinge styles (scarpi cardinales) may be one-twelfth of the height of the aperture.
2. The thickness of the dressings in front is to be equal to one-twelfth of the height of the door, and they are to diminish towards the top a fourteenth part of their width.
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