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SURGICAL TREATMENT OF MULTIPLE ISOLATED INTRAPULMONARY METASTASES
An analysis of treatment results was made in 226 patients with multiple isolated intrapulmonary metastases of solid tumors. It appears that surgical removal of metastases was possible in patients with satisfactory functional resources and accurate ...
A. V. Reshetov +4 more
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Mixed Reality for Safe and Reliable Human-Robot Collaboration in Timber Frame Construction
In the field of construction, human-robot collaboration and mixed reality (MR) open new possibilities. However, safety and reliability issues persist. The lack of flexibility and adaptability in current preprogrammed systems hampers real-time human-robot
Luis Felipe González-Böhme +1 more
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In the recovery and restoration sites, as well as in the versatile word of university research about construction history, it’s not infrequent to study stereotomy for the re-proposal of stony or tiled vaulted systems, sometimes complex for their ...
Tiziana Campisi, Mario Li Castri
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Restoration of the vault of the open chapel at teposcolula in Oaxaca; Mexico
The extraordinary vault of this open chapel, one of the most unique examples of 16th century Latin-American architecture, has been subjected to a philological reconstruction as a result of its local and historiographic importance.
Benjamín Ibarra Sevilla
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Numerical model and dynamic analysis of multi degree of freedom masonry arches
Summary A new model is presented for planar multi‐block arches subjected to earthquakes. The blocks are assumed to be rigid, and every interface between the blocks may split open and may close, ie, the blocks may impact to each other. During impact, both the classical Housner's approach and improved models with lower energy dissipation are considered ...
László P. Kollár, Tamás Ther
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Corner arches in spanish renaissance treatises and manuscripts
Corner arches are a peculiar architectural type of the Spanish Renaissance. This article presents a transversal vision of the strategies put forward in treatises and manuscripts in order to tackle the problem of opening arches at the intersection of two ...
Ricardo García Baño +1 more
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UNDERGROUND SURVEYING: 16TH CENTURY CELLAR VAULTS IN THE GALERÍA DE CONVALECIENTES, MONASTERY OF SAN LORENZO DEL ESCORIAL [PDF]
Underground surveying of cellars, caves, and architectural spaces, is quite different from surveying on the surface. Researchers must deal with various challenges derived of the lack of natural light, low temperature, and humidity, but also with ...
P. Chías +4 more
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THE RIBLESS LIERNE VAULT AT THE GATES OF QUART IN VALENCIA
The central part of the Portal de Quart, one of two surviving gates of the Mediaeval city walls of Valencia, includes a skew ribbed vault, placed over the central tribune, that eschews, for the first time in Hispanic Gothic, the usual solutions based on ...
Pau Natividad Vivó +2 more
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Ribbed vaults of late Gothic in Sardinia
The late Gothic construction practice, settled in the Spanish Mediterranean area, is based on predetermined geometric rules and is shown in religious buildings with ribbed vaults. The proportion between the sides of the area to cover, tracing plan of the
Paola Casu, Claudia Pisu
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A Modular Interlocking Element for Material‑Efficient Stereotomy Construction
In the last decade, research interest in digital stereotomy has been renewed, with efficiency as a popular objective. However, along with a mainstream focus on full customization, comes a paradox of efficient design yet inefficient fabrication. Provoked
Zagi, Nur Zahrotunnisaa +7 more
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