An interesting fenestration scheme, with paneled shutters at the lower windows only, is enhanced by the pleasing scale of twelve-paned upper and lower window sashes having broad white muntins throughout.
The fenestration with many round-headed windows is excellent and has already been alluded to in Chapter VIII.
The fenestrationis admirable with twenty-four-paned windows set in handsome frames with architrave casings and beautifully molded sills, the lower windows having shutters and the upper ones blinds.
Wyck, consisting as it does of two buildings joined together, probably has the most heterogeneous fenestration of any house in Philadelphia.
The architectural interest centers chiefly in the fenestration and the pillared portico reminiscent of plantation mansions farther south.
An interesting feature of the fenestration is the use of wide twelve-paned windows on the first story and of narrower and higher eighteen-paned windows on the second.
The fenestration differs in several respects from that of similar houses erected a quarter century later.
Shell campanulate, in general of the same form as, and similar fenestration to, the preceding species but not so slender, and with different proportions.
Paratympanum may be derived from Dystympanium by fenestration of the basal ring.
But it is also possible that the Archicapsida have been partly derived from the Archicorida by secondaryfenestration of the open mouth.
The genus Sethornithium differs from the preceding Lithornithium, its ancestral form, only in the fenestration of the three thoracic wings, and bears therefore to it the same relation that Dictyoceras exhibits to Pterocorys.
Shell in the general form and in the irregular, quadrangular fenestration similar to the preceding species, but more heavy and with different proportions.
The genus Clathrocorys differs from the two preceding nearly allied genera in the incomplete fenestration of the thorax, the three perradial ribs of which are separated by three large interradial holes.
It differs from the latter in the more regular fenestration of both shells, and mainly in the shape of the bars and the spine-branches, which are all spinulate and densely studded with small conical thorns.
The genus Dictyopodium differs from the two preceding ancestral genera in the fenestration of the three terminal feet, which in Podocyrtis are simple, in Thyrsocyrtis branched, but not latticed.
The genus Stichopodium differs from the preceding genus Podocampe in the fenestration of the three free terminal feet.
It may be derived from the latter by equalisation of these two rings, or directly from Dystympanium by fenestration of the basal ring.
The genus Cyrtopera differs from the preceding Stichopera in the fenestration of the three lateral wings, and bears therefore to it the same relation that Sethornithium exhibits to Lithornithium among the Tricyrtida.
The genus Stichopterium has in general the same shell-formation as the nearly allied Stichocampe, but differs from this ancestral form in the fenestration of the three terminal feet.
Theocapsa may be derived from Theocorys by fenestration of the constricted mouth.
The peculiar character of the Pylonida is determined by the imperfect fenestration of the lentelliptical shell growing in the three dimensive axes in a quite different manner.
The genus Otosphaera differs from Solenosphaera by the single tooth on the external mouth of the tubuli, from Mazosphaera by the fenestration of the walls of the tubuli.
The genus Coronosphaera differs from Solenosphaera by the coronated mouth of the tubuli, from Trypanosphaera by the fenestration of the walls of the tubuli.
This perfect fenestration of the trizonal cortical shell, and the complete closing of the gates between the girdles by network, is the only difference between Trizonium and Larnacilla.
This peculiarfenestration is effected by two to four parallel pairs of opposite apophyses, which are crossed by perpendicular branches, parallel to the spine itself.
The genus Solenosphaera differs from Siphonosphaera in the fenestration of the external radial tubes.
Notre Dame at Châlons was in other ways a precursor; here first were set in each bay of the clearstory three windows side by side, a triplet of lancets that started the complex fenestration of the new art.
Not all the wonders of XIII-century fenestrationequaled the unfathomable vibrant blue in the background of XII-century windows--a fugitive mystery whose secret has been entirely lost.
For the earlier fenestration the term "painted glass" is a misnomer, since each piece was colored in the mass, and only a few black lines were applied to denote the features, or the folds of the draperies.
The fenestration of this cathedral of St. Louis' reign shows the national art in its prime.
In the first Gothic churches windows continued to be single lights, then two or three lancets were placed side by side, subsequently each light was subdivided by mullions, and gradually an elaborate fenestration developed.
Similarly, weight in absolute terms can reasonably be suggested to explain the dramatic fenestration in the skeletons of many large dinosaurs.
According to the reasoning of this theory, temporal fenestrationin all groups was due to the need to decrease the total weight of the skull, and selection in all those groups where temporal fenestration occurs was to further that end.
This change in the fenestration restored the building to its appearance as shown in Civil War photographs of the courthouse.
The use of brick, gable-end roof lines, proportioning of the scale of various segments of the building, compatible fenestration and colonial period styles in hardware and painting all contributed to this result.
The above list will hopefully give you a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "fenestration" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this word.
