It has steep sloping sides which end at a narrow flat base, and is approximately 4 ft ( 1.2m ) deep and 3.5 ft ( 1.1m ) wide.
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The confection is characterized by a smooth squared top, a ruffled circumference ( referred to as the " foot " or " pied " ), and a flat base.
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The rhabdus ( pole ) had a flat base, and the main structure tapered towards the top, with a blunt end ( one which the plastinx or manes was balanced ).
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The Great Mosque of Samarra in Iraq, completed in 847 AD, combined the hypostyle architecture of rows of columns supporting a flat base above which a huge spiraling minaret was constructed.
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It resembles the bridge rail used for Brunel's baulk road, but was of tapering form, rather than with the flat base of the heavier bridge rail intended for laying onto timber.
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An exception is the cutting of stones to have a flat base so they can be placed in harmony on Daiza, suiban and Doban, to be represented in a proper way.
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Inside two small vases were found, one oblong shaped, flat base and wide mouth ( 8 cm ) short-necked measuring 8 x 11 cm in height and width, Sacasa Striated ceramic type.
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Over time tuckpointing tools have now evolved into tools made from a hardened quality tool steel and shaped with a sharp-pointed front with a flat base or a beaded or grooved base.
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The unrifled 46 mm barrel was attached to a flat base equipped with a frame sight and a muzzle sight, as well as a firing trigger located at the base of the barrel.
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Each stool is made from a single block of the wood of Alstonia boonei ( a tall forest tree with numinous associations ) and carved with a crescent-shaped seat, flat base and complex support structure.
