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• That was supposed to symbolize visual stereotomy.
• As a young man, he published his text on " Practical Stereotomy ".
• The word " stereotomy " is taken from " The Murders in the Rue Morgue " by Edgar Allan Poe.
• "Stereotomy " earned a Grammy nomination in 1987 for Best Rock Instrumental Performance  Orchestra, Group, or Soloist for the track " Where's the Walrus ?"
• "' Nova X "': When Nova II's body is destroyed by Mbadi, the Stereotomy process once again creates another version of Nova back on Tiphares.
• Building upon the findings of contemporary geometry and stereotomy, Guarini elaborated the concept of " architectura obliqua ", which approximated Borromini's style in both theoretical and structural audacity.
• This work was the standard text on the subject of stone cutting, outlining the principles of vaults . [ http : / / arts . jrank . org / pages / 9896 / Stereotomy . html
• He appears in several different incarnations due to his " Stereotomy " ability, an atmospheric nanotechnological process that, should Nova be killed, automatically restores him as he was before death, right down to his memories and even clothing.
• Later he creates the Stereotomy process ( making him effectively immortal ) and exposes the brain bio-chip conspiracy to the Tipharean population; mass insanity quickly devastates the metropolis and Roscoe himself kills the Original Desty Nova, looting his two brain bio-chips.
• Fifteen primary schools were founded and the university was replaced by an  Ecole centrale in which there were eight chairs, all very scientific in outlook : notably, arithmetic and stereometry, algebra and stereotomy, geometry and astronomy, mechanics and physics, navigation, chemistry, etc.
• Eric Woolfson remembers : " He was really quite inspirational in this album [ Stereotomy ] in telling us what we'd been doing wrong, in his view, on the previous albums . . .'Urbania'was one of the words he came out with during the course of a long conversation.
• Not as commercially successful as its predecessor " Vulture Culture ", the album is structured differently from earlier Project albums, containing three lengthy tracks-" " Stereotomy " at over seven minutes, " Light of the World " at over six minutes, and the instrumental " Where's the Walrus ? " running over seven and a half minutes ( making it the longest instrumental the Project ever made ) and two minute-long songs at the end.
• A significant number of 2-channel releases were made with this equipment, including several albums on the KPM production music library label, and commercial releases such as Steve Hackett's " Till We Have Faces ", The Alan Parsons Project's " Stereotomy ", Paul McCartney's " Liverpool Oratorio ", Frank Perry's " Zodiac ", a series of albums on the Collins Classics label, and others, most of which are available on CD.
• The album takes a different turn from the previously ethereal Project albums, and seems to continue the directional development that started with " Stereotomy " and " Gaudi ", combining rock elements ( " Back Against The Wall " & " Breakaway " ) and mood-oriented beats ( " Turn It Up " & " I'm Talking To You " ), while still retaining certain elements of the classic Project albums that are unique ( " Mr Time ", " Wine From The Water ", the instrumentals ).
• Fr閦ier wrote a work that applied the theories of architecture to practical engineering, called " La Th閛rie et la Pratique de la Coupe des Pierres et des Bois pour la Construction des Vo鹴es et autre Parties des B鈚imens Civils & Militaires, ou Trait?de St閞閛tomie ?l'Usage de l'Architecture " ( Doulsseker; Paris : L . H . Guerin, 1737-38-39 ) ( " The theory and practice of cutting stones and wood for the construction of vaults and other parts of civil and military buildings, or treatise on stereotomy in architectural usage " ).