Examples of using Edifices in English and their translations into Spanish
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the concrete and steel edifices will be tested to see how they hold up against attempts to climb over, tunnel under, or bash through them.
14th centuries the capital Tarnovo determined the progress of the Bulgarian architecture with many edifices preserved or reconstructed which show the skills of the Medieval Bulgarian architects
Spectacular and stately edifices erected by Timur and his successors in Samarkand
the Cameron Gallery(still housing a collection of bronze statuary)-three Neoclassical edifices constructed to Cameron's designs.
till the 7th century AD as Procopius described in his book on Edifices.
In Egypt there are about 70 renovated edifices attributed to him, among them are Mosques, Madrasas, Agencies, Fountain houses(Sabils), Kuttabs, houses, military edifices like the Citadels in Alexandria and Rosetta Nowadays the city of Rashid.
trees, and edifices, which if so located would help optimize the natural potential of the land in question.
probably over holy edifices of Roman age,
But we did have some fun during our research, which was spent visiting some truly itsy bitsy hotels-- boutique properties tucked away in historic townhomes or on the top floors of unassuming edifices-- each with just four rooms or fewer.
Home to Napoleon III-style edifices by Baron Haussmann, Art Nouveau masterpieces,
However, at a regional scale, most hydrothermal venting is focused at the summit regions of volcanic edifices shallowest portions of mid-ocean ridge spreading centres; summits of off-axis seamounts.
summit calderas of recently active volcanic edifices are inherently unstable and rugged, although the bottoms of rifts and calderas may include
built vain edifices, strange philosophies,
The sleek modern edifices of Ho Chi Minh City's(HCMC) business district now
It is a large edifice built, like many contemporary edifices of the mendicant orders,
should assert in the role of edifices as well as the urban project.
A worrying development during the reporting period has been the tit-for-tat attacks on religious and cultural edifices, such as churches,
another of London's treasures, the National Gallery: both edifices housing notable art collections were designed by architect William Wilkins in 1827.
it is one of the scarce old edifices, in the middle of the tall buildings,
some of the minerals they contain precipitate forming hydrothermal edifices.