On one arm of the waterfront park would be a vertical element of stainless steel, tapering from the base to center, then widening again at the top.
In truth, some of the most intriguing work with a vertical element is hung elsewhere, including a skeletal "Chelsea Hotel" populated by exceptionally tall, slender people evoked by Charles Winecoff.
Column, in architecture, a vertical element, usually a rounded shaft with a capital and a base, which in most cases serves as a support.
The second and fourth terms, B s and Ds+1, describe the contributions of the, sth and s + 1th modules of Fig. 4d, respectively, less the contribution of their common vertical element at s.
"The thing about Calatrava bridges is that every city seems to have one," Mr. Spector said, noting that many have a single vertical element and cables.
Erode the image with a vertical structuring element.
With a nod and a wink to Barnett Newman, who painted areas of flat color broken by vertical elements that he called "zips," Jill Weinstock has created what at a distance appear to be linear abstract paintings.
If line resonators of optimized length 22.1 mm (0.8λg) are introduced, then each of them suppresses the mutual coupling between the vertical elements by more than 35 dB at resonance.
Due to double symmetry, the points of inflections of the vertical elements of parallel chord girders occur at their mid heights.
Pedestrian pathways, gathering spaces, and vertical elements claim slivers of the skyline creating a series of interconnected public spaces anchored at the ends of the corridors.
The vertical elements — broad, fluted pilasters — are well in from the corners, rather than at the edges of the building, as was standard.
