Sentence examples for conical caps from inspiring English sources

The present paper discusses 14 laboratory specimens in 2 groups, labeled Shallow Conical Caps (SCC) and Deep Conical Caps (DCC), loaded under uniform hydrostatic pressure.

The men are dressed in Cypriot conical caps; one holds a Persian-style parasol over his chariot mate.

Artisans of classical Athens and Rome usually wore conical caps with egg-shaped crowns made of felt.

Some medieval chimney stacks were tubular, and some had ingenious conical caps with hooded side vents to shield against rain.

At half light, a herd of goats canter through, each carrying a saddlebag of salt and capering to the whistles of Humla buccaneers in conical caps.

Both flat disks and conical caps were examined, and it was observed that the nozzle with the conical cap had a lower cut-off size.

The tiara probably developed from the Phrygian cap, or frigium, a conical cap worn in the Greco-Roman world.

Marching alongside the college students were older men, clearly peasants from the villages, wearing the traditional white conical cap called a plis.

A few blocks away, around the pool at the bohemian Freehand Hotel, a woman in a white sci-fi jumpsuit held what appeared to be a light saber to the water, guiding a swimmer in a conical cap.

In painting, he is depicted dark in colour (indicating his affinity with Vishnu), with princely adornments and the kirita-makuta (tall conical cap) on his head indicating his royal status.

The lantern of the dead usually takes the form of a column, a clustered column, or a small turret, often with a conical cap and a cross at the top.