Sentence examples for cross shaft from inspiring English sources

The Great Stone is also thought to have been the base of an Anglo-Saxon cross shaft.

The current building still has a quoin, which was probably a re-cycled Anglo-Saxon cross shaft.

Only the two circular steps into which the original structure was set remain; the cross shaft has been replaced by an octagonal pillar.

A fragment of a cross shaft from Repton includes on one face a carved image of a mounted man which, it has been suggested, may be a memorial to Æthelbald.

Places of interest include the Giant's Grave and Giant's Thumb (graves marked by pre-Norman cross shafts) in the churchyard and the Gloucester Arms (associated with Richard III of England [reigned 1483 85]).

The corrected equation should make the design of MEMWT mechanisms more valuable for small devices or microdevices with two crossed shafts under load.

In the north aisle is a small part of an Anglo-Saxon circular cross-shaft carved with interlace decoration dating from the late 10th or the 11th century.

Examples include the eleventh-century cross-slab from Dóid Mhàiri on the island of Islay, where the plant motifs on either side of the cross-shaft are based upon the Ringerike style of Viking art.

D-type cross section shaft is widely used in many industrial fields.

With a piecewise linearized elastic-plastic stress-strain relation, the bending straightening process of both side-cut and flat-cut D-type cross section shaft is modeled and deduced as a straightening prediction model.

The inside hollow shapes, as e.g. circular cross-sections, shaft to collar connections such as spherical triangles, polygons, splines or dovetail forms are manufactured with a shaping mandrel.