Sentence examples for lozenge pattern from inspiring English sources

The panel on one side of the seax is filled with a lozenge pattern in silver and copper, which may have been meant to simulate pattern welding.

Brennus formed the basis for the subsequent group of five broadly similar battleships built to the same design specifications, begun with Charles Martel, though they reverted to the armament layout of the earlier Magentas which saw the main guns distributed in single turrets in a lozenge pattern.

These results demonstrate that expression of c-Myb in the normal lozenge pattern is not sufficient to cause the GMR-GAL4-driven eye phenotype.

The outer coat appeared in sections as points or lines, and in grazing slices as a regular arrangement of X-shaped features arrayed to form a rhomboidal lattice (a lozenge pattern).

(B ) If the inner coat forms large arrays instead of small patches, then the outer coat, interacting with the inner coat in its preferred orientation, will tend to arrange to form a lozenge pattern.

Diagonal oak braces that create chevron and lozenge patterns adorn the façades.

The herringbone pattern with quatrefoils present at the rear, which can also be seen at Haslington and Gawsworth Halls, is a typical feature of 15th-century work, while the lozenge patterns, continuous middle rail and lack of quatrefoils in the front façade are typical of 16th-century early Elizabethan work.

Satan's flesh is made with "flicks" – tiny incisions enmeshed in the crosshatching in a dot-and-lozenge pattern.

Among the Jarai of Vietnam, for example, a pattern of lozenges represents an abstraction from a group of these figures.

A number of stones in the walls of the huts and alleys bear roughly scratched lozenge and similar rectilinear patterns.

One of the longer sides has a row of arches forming an arcade above a pattern of lozenges.