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Application of the method of constructing the intersec-tions of curved surfaces to the solution of variousquestions, i. 261.
To find the centre and radius of a sphere, whose surfacepasses through four points given arbitrarily in space,i. 261.
To inscribe a sphere in a given triangular pyramid,i. 261.
To construct the projection of a point whose distancesfrom three other points given in space is known,i. 262.
Various practical examples, i. 262.
Desiccation, i. 265.
Design, i. 265.
Of architectural drawings, i. 266.
Of models, i. 266.
Apartment, i. 8.
Break , i. 44.
Building, i. 65.
House, i. 503.
Designing, i. 266.
Desk, i. 266.
Destina, i. 266.
Detached Column, i. 266.
Insulated Column, ii. 17.
Detail, i. 266.
Deterioration, i. 266.
Determinate, i. 267.
Determining Line, i. 267.
Diaconicon, i. 267.
Diagonal, i. 267.
Treatise on, i. 267.
Diagonal Buttress, i. 267.
“ Moulding, i. 267.
Zig Zag “ , ii. 536.
Dancette “ , i. 227.
Diagonal Paving, i. 267.
Pavement, ii. 266.
Diagonal Rib, i. 267.
“ Scale, i. 267.
Diagram, i. 267.
Dial, i. 267.
Diameter, i. 267.
Circle, i. 162.
Diameter of a Column, i. 267..
Diameter of a Conic Section, i. 267.
Diameter Conjugate, i. 267.
Conic Section, i. 267.
Diameter of Diminution, i. 267.
“ of a Sphere, i. 267.
Sphere, ii. 439.
Diameter Transverse, i. 267.
Diameters Conjugate, i. 267.
Diamond, i. 267.
Diamond Fret, i. 268.
Diamond Glass, i. 268.
Glass, i. 447.
Diamond Pavement, i. 268.
Pavement, ii. 266.
Diana, temple of, i. 268.
Temple, ii. 483.
Diaper,' i. 268.
Diapering, i. 268..
Examples of, i. 268.
Diastyle, i. 268.
Diatiiyra, i. 268.
Diatoni, i 268.
Didoron, i. 268.
Die, i. 268.
Dye, i. 311.
Differential, i. 268.
Digging, i. 268.
Calculations respecting, i. 268.Excavation, i. 393.
Diglyph, i. 268.
Dike, or Dyke, i. 268.
Dilapidation, i. 268.
Treatise on, i. 268.
Dimension, i. 270.
Cross Multiplication , i. 214.
Decimals, i. 228.
Duodecimals, i. 310.
Brickwork, i. 47.
Dimension Book, i. 270.
Brickwork, i. 47.
Diminished Bar, i. 270.
Diminished Column, i. 270.Diminishing Rule, i. 270.
Column, i. 181.
Diminishing Scale, i. 270.
Spiral, ii. 440.
Volute, ii. 520.
Diminution of Columns, i. 271.
Column, i. 179.
House, i. 503.
Boom, ii. 391.
Diophantine Problems , i. 271.Diophantus , i. 271.
Mode of exhibiting, i. 271.
Description of that in Regent’s Park, i.Dipteron, or Dipteros , i. 272.
Direct Radial, i. 272.
Directing Line, i. 272.
“ Plane, i. 272.
“ Point, i. 272.
Director of an Original Line, i. 272.
Directrix, or Dirigent , i. 272.
Diretta, i. 272.
Gola, i. 450.
Sima Becta, ii. 430.
Discharge, i. 272.
Discharging Arches, i. 272.
“ Struts, i. 272.
Dish Out, i. 272.
Dishing Out, i. 272.
Displuvinated Cavjedium, i. 272.
Cavcedium, i. 122.
Disposition, i. 272.
“ Point, i. 273.
Distance of Vanishing Line, i. 273.
“ Inaccessible, i. 273.Trigonometry, ii. 496.
Distemper, i. 273.
Directions for mixing colours, i. 273.Distribution, i. 273.
Distyle, i. 273.
Ditriglypt, i. 273.
Divan, i. 273.
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