The Simulation results indicated that under cold climatic conditions of northern India, a gothic arch shaped greenhouse required 2.6%and4.2%2% less heating as compared to gable and quonset shapes.
It's a gothic netherworld inhabited by shape-shifting and threatening creatures.
The Shrine of St. Sebaldus at Nürnberg (1508 19) has the general shape of a Gothic tomb with canopy, although much of the detail is Italianate.
In September 1873, he produced another brooch for the Marchioness, in the shape of a gothic G, a gold heraldic shield in enamel, encrusted with gems and pearls.
They extend about four inches over the finger, with a pointy tip often shaped into a Gothic design like a dragon head or a claw.
In the window hung a sumptuous red-and-gold silk damask chasuble, the outermost vestment a priest wears to Mass; a hat shaped like a Gothic window, worn by bishops and the Pope, called a mitre; and red silk socks for cardinals.
The series included large mythological landscapes, in acrylic on canvases shaped like a Gothic arch, teeming with hummingbirds, zebras, goldfish, deer, men in skunk suits, an androgynous figure in a swan headdress and "slug fairies," as the artist calls the fantastic creatures populating the scenes.
This is the man who made that beautiful black chiffon dress of mine with all the tiers.' " (Mrs. Clinton was referring to an off-the-rack number shaped rather like a gothic Christmas tree).
Oliver grew up in a gothic atmosphere, ruled, or should one say shaped, by a very strong and possessive mother who could not see her children as being separate from herself.
Küchemann and others at the RAE continued their work on the slender delta throughout, considering three basic shapes; the classic straight-edge delta, the "gothic delta" that was rounded outwards to appear like a gothic arch, and the "ogival wing" that was compound-rounded into the shape of an ogee.
