Sentence examples for lateral aisle from inspiring English sources
In 1407 CE, the southern aisle was added, dedicated to St. John the Precursor, whereas few years later the lateral aisle was built, dedicated to St .Phanourios, whose frescoes were painted in 1430 CE by the Cretan painter Constantinos Ricos.
He added a new feature, the transept, a lateral aisle crossing the nave just before the apse, and thus created the cross-shaped plan that became standard for churches in western Europe throughout the Middle Ages.
In the 4th century ce Constantine I added the transept, a lateral aisle crossing the nave just before the apse, to the standard basilican plan, thus making the basilica a cross-shaped structure.
The doorframe under study leads from the outer narthex to the lateral aisle [31 35].
Built high on a gravel ridge southwest of the River Fyris, its Latin cross ground plan consists of a three-aisled basilica (a central nave flanked by two lateral aisles) with single-aisle transepts, and a four-bay chancel with an ambulatory surrounded by five chapels.
Seven lateral aisles on either side brought the number of pillars to 134.
For steel storage pallet racks, lateral stiffness in down-aisle direction is usually provided by beam-to-column joints and base-plate connections, owing to the impracticability of using bracing systems in selected areas of pallet racks.
To avoid the inefficiency of open aisle, later studies use the cold aisle containment to mitigate the recirculation [37, 38].
The five-bay main aisle extends for 65 m, each with lateral arms 13 m long.
