Sentence examples for architectural stone from inspiring English sources

T is also for temples, which are back in a big way, according to Chilstone, the architectural stone specialist.

Last month, the restoration was still under way outside North Shore Architectural Stone in Glen Head, where the Horse Tamer was separated into two segments of marble, glinting in the sunshine.

The aim of this review is to provide a report on the latest developments in a specific area of the maintenance of architectural surfaces: the use of multifunctional (self-cleaning, de-polluting, biocidal) nanocoatings based on titanium dioxide on architectural stone surfaces.

We employed geochemical sourcing of basalt used as architectural stone and high-precision uranium-thorium series dates (230Th/U) on coral from the tomb of the first chief of the entire island to identify the beginning of monument building at Nan Madol in AD 1180 1200.

To the best of our knowledge this study represents the first significant examination of rock varnish on architectural stone.

Therefore, it is crucial to monitor the effectiveness of such products after the on-site application on architectural stone surfaces in order to thoroughly study their long-term performances.

From the discussed works, the application of TiO2-based pronuctseveralverarchitecturalral stones seems to be feasible and valuable; however several features are in need of deeper analyses before real large-scale use.

Although Ms. Alpert, director of development and marketing for the Green-Wood Historic Fund, which operates this 1838 cemetery, stressed that getting lost was "a really great experience," Green-Wood's inaugural Family Day on Sunday will be more about finding: architectural elements, stone decorations, mythical creatures and famous "residents," like Leonard Bernstein and Henry Ward Beecher.

The architectural style of these stone buildings displays a prominent Portuguese influence, along with connections to the Aksumite empire's palaces and the mosques of South Arabia.

Architectural works and stone inscriptions and reliefs are the chief sources of knowledge about the early Maya.

First used in the 1970s to clean the black pollution crusts from stone architectural sculpture, laser technology has rapidly developed as a promising method for cleaning stone surfaces.