Sentence examples for wheel form from inspiring English sources

Early experiments with steam-driven paddles acting as oars led several inventors, including Robert Fulton, to mount the paddles in a wheel form, either at the stern or at the sides of the vessel.

Wheelhouses are stone buildings from the later Iron Age whose characteristic features include an outer wall within which a circle of stone piers (bearing a resemblance to the spokes of a wheel) form the basis for lintel arches supporting corbelled roofing with a hearth at the hub.

And the emphasis of the wheel forms -- the forms came up and influenced what the shape of the hood was like".

Behind his Los Angeles sushi restaurant, he had two potting wheels and a kiln, and whenever he had a few minutes, he would be at the wheel, forming a lump of clay into a bowl or plate.

Sold with baritone voice-overs, country-rock music and images of heroic capability, trucks are testosterone in four-wheel form.

A gleaming set of chrome wheels form an essential part of "flossing" -- impressing passers-by with your car.

Each is a beautiful little cataclysm, an apocalyptic episode of writhing brushwork, jewel-like colors, wheeling forms and exploding light.

The mechanical properties and microstructure of the AZ91D magnesium alloy motorcycle wheels formed by double control forming and die casting was compared.

Early models were derived from the ice skate and typically had an "in-line" arrangement of wheels (the wheels formed a single straight line along the bottom of the skate).

Wall painting is the primary format in her Whitney show, organized by Debra Singer, and the images are intriguing: goddesses in sneakers, wheels formed from cowboy boots (the artist lives part time in Texas), high-color vegetation adapted from Rajput miniatures.

Medieval imagery shows up on various household objects in the birds, beasts and botanical flourishes designers borrowed from Gothic tapestries and in such ancient symbols as roundel-like wheels forming the handles of a bowl, and the decorative use of Celtic knots.