Crampton recognized the Tiapa (Aoua, in his terminology) Valley population as a distinct subspecies, P. clara incrassa, stating that it was extraordinarily distinct from nominal conspecifics in adjacent valleys in that it had longer thinner shells, peculiar color morphs including unique banded mutants, thinner shells and lips and some specimens with a trace of a pillar tooth [ 20].
Hold a piece of paper around the pillar or pipes and trace around the objects.
The sthamba buttalikas are pillar images that show traces of Chola art in the Chalukyan touches.
The veranda had two pillars and two pilasters with pot capitals of the Satakarni period (B.C. 90-A.D. 300), of which only the right broken pilaster and a trace of the base of the right pillar remain.
If the 10-year-old Elizabeth Gilbert could have designed a work space, it would look exactly like this, right down to the built-in bookshelves, which appear to send out tendrils that trace the walls and wind around the pillars like vines.
On some of the pillars the traces of carvings of flowers can be found, a stony reminder of the abbey's other name, Our Lady of the Fertile Rocks.
A pillar of the early faith, the Copts trace their origins to the voyage of the Apostle Mark to Alexandria.
It was now a vast empty cathedral of concrete, with towering pillars and vaults, arcane markings, and a trace of dusky natural light.
On the day of Johnson's departure this Atlas boasted, not without a trace of irritability, of the strength of four of his five pillars.
Morgan builds sports cars the old-fashioned way, with hand-formed aluminum panels, wooden body frames assembled on site and, on 4-wheel models, sliding pillar front suspensions whose conception (and brutal ride quality) can be traced to the dawn of the last century, if not earlier.
