The monitoring station is locked behind a thick, black vault-style door, but it looks like a college computer center, with an Alicia Silverstone pinup near the door.
The samples were made of solid bricks, with a radius of 2060 mm and are 770 mm wide and 120 mm thick; three vaults have a span of 3980 mm and other three of 3575 mm.
The house, built between 1351 and 1360, had thick walls, vaulted cellars, and an internal courtyard measuring 100 feet by 80 feet.
Due to thicker cranial vaults causing higher bone attenuation, the literature states that 5 20% of patients will have difficult views leading to un-interpretable transcranial windows and images [18, 19].
More spectacular were the great airship hangars at Orly constructed by the French engineer Eugène Freyssinet in 1916; they were made with 9-centimetre- (3.5-inch) thick corrugated parabolic vaults spanning 80 metres (266 feet) and pierced by windows.
In a league with a salary cap, a luxury tax and a collective bargaining agreement as thick as a bank-vault door, general managers occasionally need extreme measures to make a trade.
Soon after the debut of "Pour Antigone," Ms. Monnier was invited to head the Centre Choregraphique National de Montpellier, a government-financed center for dance situated in a beautifully renovated, sun-filled, 16th- and 17th-century convent with thick limestone walls and vaulted arches.
It's an actual bank vault, with a thick door.
As if in proof of a budding mainstream status, a major Chelsea gallery, Luhring Augustine, recently established an outpost here, and a very Chelsea place it is: blank and thick walled, like a bank vault.
They are understood to have disabled the lift, climbed down the shaft to the basement and drilled through the concrete wall - several feet thick - of the huge vault.
