The stately stone edifice was recently renovated.
In the end, however, with the papacy of John XXIII, even that rock-like edifice began to totter, and Waugh sank into what the Church considered one of the gravest sins: despair.
Objects of historical interest include the tomb of Lohangi-Pir, the Buddhist pillar Pani-ki-Kundi, and a masonry tank, all of which are atop Lohangi Rock, a sandstone edifice 23 feet (7 metres) high.
Considerable porosity destruction may not therefore be obtainable in porous andesitic edifice rocks, although the porosity reduction at C*′ should increase for rocks containing higher initial porosities and at higher pressures (depths) (Baud et al. 2006).
The concrete edifice rocked back and forth dementedly, heavily, impossibly; rubble, trash, and broken glass skidded back and forth in the water and gas around my feet.
C*′ will also provide us with a measure of the limit of inelastic porosity loss in porous andesitic edifice rocks.
Although edifice rocks are rarely above the temperature of their melt phase, preventing the efficient viscous sintering of fractures, we highlight that hot pressing (e.g. Kolzenburg et al. 2012) and mineral precipitation (e.g. Taran et al. 2001; Horwell et al. 2013; Schipper et al. 2015) may promote fracture sealing and permeability reduction between periods of unrest activity.
Inelastic compaction of the edifice rocks may therefore be one of the principal mechanisms driving the "compressing" stage of the growth of a stratovolcano, representing an early stage in the growth and destruction cycles that have dominated the history of the Colima volcanic complex (Stoopes and Sheridan 1992; Cortés et al. 2010).
The highly conductive zone (<25 Ω m) can be interpreted as being due to hydrothermal zone that may consist of hot saline water and altered rock within the volcanic edifice.
The failure mode for edifice host rock has attendant implications for the structural stability of the edifice and the efficiency of the sidewall outgassing of the volcanic conduit.
