Fasciae

The issue was that the hooded windows, simple string-courses, and random masonry of the Gothic workman, stood elbow to elbow with the equal-spaced ashlar, architraves, and fasciae of the Classic addition, each telling its distinct tale as to stage of thought and domestic habit without any of those artifices of blending or restoration by which the seeker for history in stones will be utterly hoodwinked in time to come. ❋ Unknown (2006)

My father's point was that a constantly shifting story is prima fasciae evidence of lying. ❋ Unknown (2004)

Clarke's demotion is nearly prima fasciae evidence that the administration demphasized terrorism before 9/11. ❋ Unknown (2004)

As the fasciae decrease in height from top to bottom, they in turn decrease the height of the characters, sometimes resulting in the same character being represented in different shapes. ❋ Unknown (2003)

One, a dedicatory inscription mentioning a certain Philippos Amynonos, was found on the two upper fasciae of a 2.1 m long architrave. ❋ Unknown (2003)

They are carved in beautiful characters over the fasciae (stepped subdivisions) of the architrave. ❋ Unknown (2003)

The most important inscription, spread over only two of the three fasciae of the architrave, had not been read in the 1880s by the [early excavator] Polish aristocrat Karl Count Lanckoronski. ❋ Unknown (2003)

In the mean time, the team's senior stone carver, Mustafa Sir, used his talent on the profiles of a completely new architrave block, whose fasciae (stepped subdivisions) were separated by plain astragals (round profiles). ❋ Unknown (2003)

These were reused with their inscribed architrave fasciae (stepped profile) set horizontally, either as upper or as lower surface, and covered by mortared rubble, but showing their simple "soffits" (decorated sunken profile on the bottom of an architrave carried by free standing columns) as inner door frame. ❋ Unknown (2003)

Although this front is not divided into the usual stepped subdivisions of an architrave (fasciae), it clearly must have served as one such subdivision. ❋ Unknown (2003)

Traces of red paint were found on the central concha, consisting of three stepped bands called fasciae. ❋ Unknown (2003)

If the timber used in the roof structure is soft, fasciae also have the advantage that they protect the exposed end-grained wood of the rafters from insect attack. ❋ Unknown (1993)

Whether in the approach of a hair to the shaddow the fasciae encreas & wch fasciae vanish first. ❋ HENRY GUERLAC (1968)

At what distances from one another two hairs, two backs or edges of knives or raisors, two wiars or pins & two larger iron cilinders make their fasciae meet. ❋ HENRY GUERLAC (1968)

What are the numbers limits and dimensions of the shadow & fasciae of a hair illuminated from a point at several distances. ❋ HENRY GUERLAC (1968)

In what order the fasciae begin to appear or disappear increase or decreas [sic] in going into or out of any well defined shadow (Cambridge University Library, MS.Add. 3970 fol. 643; emphasis added). ❋ HENRY GUERLAC (1968)

How the same or other bodies make their fasciae go into one anothers shadows. ❋ HENRY GUERLAC (1968)

There is no better instance of Newton's quantitative approach to his experiments than the following undated manu - script page describing things “To be tryed” to elucidate the phenomenon of diffraction, that is the bending of light, and the production of colored fringes (fasciae to Newton), when light passes through a tiny hole or past a knife-edge: ❋ HENRY GUERLAC (1968)

Thus the order of superposition taken by the integument, the fasciae, the muscles, bones, veins, nerves, and arteries, which occupy both the surgical triangles of the neck, will be readily recognised in the opposite Plates. ❋ Joseph Maclise (N/A)

By the first, he means, I presume, that membrane of which the transversalis and iliac fasciae are parts. ❋ Joseph Maclise (N/A)

"[Tom] is such a [Fascia], [every girl] wants him and every guy wants to be he's friend" "What a Fascia, everyone likes him!" ❋ Kongonda (2011)

Jake walked up to his group of friends, put his finger [in the air], and [yelled] "fascia lata" to [gather] his friends for a drink. ❋ Jammin Jmun (2010)

If the vertical boards at the edge of a roof have excessively/prematurely [rotted] or loosened, that's considered prima fascia evidence that the [carpenter] did [shoddy] work. ❋ QuacksO (2019)