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  • Commesso (art)
    By the beginning of the 18th century commesso work was in demand all over Europe, and Florentine craftsmen were soon employed at several European courts. ...
  • Emmentaler (cheese)
    Emmentaler, also spelled Emmenthaler, also called Swiss Cheese, cows-milk cheese of Switzerland made by a process that originated in the Emme River valley (Emmental) in ...
  • Non-Aligned Movement (international organization)
    Non-Aligned Movement (NAM), international organization dedicated to representing the interests and aspirations of developing countries. In the early 21st century the Non-Aligned Movement counted 120 ...
  • Pin (wire fastener)
    Pin, the small, pointed and headed piece of stiff wire used to secure clothing or papers. In mechanical and civil engineering the term pin, or ...
  • Thomas Telford (Scottish engineer)
    Thomas Telford, (born Aug. 9, 1757, near Westerkirk, Dumfries, Scot.died Sept. 2, 1834, London, Eng.), versatile Scottish civil engineer whose crowning achievement was the design ...
  • Rebecca Riots (United Kingdom [1839–1844])
    Emboldened by success, the Rebeccaites in 1843 turned their attention to other grievances. The government dispatched soldiers and police to South Wales, and the disorder ...
  • Joist (architecture)
    Joist, ceiling or floor support in building construction. Joistsof timber, steel, or reinforced concreteare laid in a parallel series across or abutting girders or a ...
  • Candlestand (decoration)
    Candlestand, stand designed to hold a candlestick, often composed of a column rising from tripod legs and supporting a circular or polygonal tray. Stands of ...
  • Drafting (graphics)
    Drafting, also spelled draughting, also called engineering drawing, graphical representation of structures, machines, and their component parts that communicates the engineering intent of a technical ...
  • Corbie Step (architecture)
    Corbie step, also called crow step, stone used for covering any of the steps or indentations in the coping (uppermost, covering course) of a gable; ...
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