Among those with short fasciae are major, gracilis, and nymanniana; those with long fasciae are pectinalis, solierolii and veneris.
Fragilaria occurs in very long ribbons or fasciae, Synedra in short fasciae or radiating clusters.
The fasciae are associated in large masses, sometimes an inch or more in diameter, and late in August are found a foot or more in length, of a beautiful chocolate color.
Let three of these compose the first fascia with its astragal, four the second, and five the third, the fasciae with their astragals running side by side all round.
Besides, there are fasciae running all round under the cymatia on the jambs, and apportioned so as to be equal to three sevenths of a jamb, excluding the cymatium.
This is because the lime, having had its moisture burned out in the kiln, becomes porous and loses its strength, and its dryness makes it take up anything that may come in contact with it.
What the results of their judgments were, it may not be out of place to set forth as they are transmitted to us.
In rooms where there has to be a fire or a good many lights, they should be flat, so that they can be wiped off more easily.
Yet when people see these frauds, they find no fault with them but on the contrary are delighted, and do not care whether any of them can exist or not.
In summer apartments and in exedrae where there is no smoke nor soot to hurt them, they should be made in relief.
So, when the stucco on walls is made as described above, it will have strength and brilliancy, and an excellence that will last to a great age.
But when the proper attention has been paid to the slaking, and greater pains have thus been employed in the preparation for the work, take a hoe, and apply it to the slaked lime in the mortar bed just as you hew wood.
Hence, stucco that is properly made does not get rough as time goes on, nor lose its colours when it is wiped off, unless they have been laid on with little care and after it is dry.
The middle region of the body bears notopodeal fasciae of long, fine, simple, natatory setae in addition to the compound neuropodials.
Like Phyllocomus in lacking tentacles and postbranchial spines, in bearing fifteen pairs of fasciae of capillary setae and four pairs of branchiae.
The third bearing the first fasciae of simple setae, the sixth the first uncini.
No doubt as our knowledge increases so many attacks connected with painful states of muscles and fasciae are eliminated from the somewhat uncertain group of muscular rheumatism.
One of the largest muscular masses is formed by the adductor scutorum, and by the muscles which surround in a double layer (the fasciae being oblique to each other) the whole of the upper part of the prosoma.
The fasciae in the upper part show very distinct transverse striae, but lower down these become either obscure or entirely deficient.
Some of the fasciaeextend down to the very basis, and some up to the summit, to near the two little horn-like projections.
The above list will hopefully give you a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "fasciae" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this word.
