plaquette การใช้

• In the last-mentioned case the plaquette is " geometrically frustrated ".
• The result for a single plaquette is either + 1 or  " 1.
• Paris was then the centre of plaquette collecting.
• After the plaquette with the portrait had been removed, it was stolen in 1984.
• He received the Plaquette of `
  id Municipality and the Plaquette of Beo
  in Municipality.
• He received the Plaquette of `
  id Municipality and the Plaquette of Beo
  in Municipality.
• Plaquette by George T . Morgan.
• In Alberti's self-portrait, a large plaquette, he is clothed as a Roman.
• In 1907 he was commissioned to execute the plaquette for the Soci閠?fran鏰ise des Amis de la M閐aille.
• On the back, each plaquette has two pierced holes so the plaquettes can be hung for display.
• Stabilizer operators are defined on the spins around each vertex v and plaquette ( or face ) p of the lattice as follows,
• Other larger religious reliefs by Donatello were copied or adapted in a smaller plaquette format by other artists, probably including his own workshop.
• In 1968 a simple marble plaquette was unveiled in the hall of the monastery in Boxmeer in remembering and honouring the Carmelite Benedictus Buns.
• Some drawings for plaquette designs survive; others copied prints, book illustrations and designs in other media, including classical engraved gems and sculpture.
• In 1954, aged 50, he published in a private edition a " plaquette " containing nine lyric poems which he mailed to Eugenio Montale.
• Small forms of sculpture include the figurine, normally a statue that is no more than tall, and for reliefs the plaquette, medal or coin.
• The moulds were also sometimes re-used at considerable distances from their time and place of creation, or new moulds were made from a plaquette.
• In 1937, the city of Paris bought her plaquette called Marinot and his circle made their art in glass-works and treated glass as one block.
• Where here we use i \ in v to denote the edges touching the vertex v, and i \ in p to denote the edges surrounding the plaquette p.
• Stamatiad returned to the literary scene of Greater Romania in 1918, with the plaquette " M
  rg
  ritare negre " ( " Black Pearls " ), illustrated by Iosif Iser.