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Meanings of accompanying engraving in English
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Usage of accompanying engraving in English
1
The accompanying engraving shows what is possible to do with a penknife.
2
The shape of the wing should be like the accompanying engraving.
3
The accompanying engraving represents the pasture and part of the Home Farm at Osborne.
4
This arc is shown half size in the accompanying engraving.
5
The accompanying engraving represents very faithfully the "Orang-outang" of the interior.
6
The accompanying engraving shows a form of Thomson's double bridge, as modified by Kirchhoff and Hausemann.
7
The accompanying engraving is a representation of the old sexton, with his spade, pickaxe, and other emblems of office.
8
The accompanying engraving shows new form of stencil pen invented by Mr. J. W. Brickenridge, of La Fayette, Ind.
9
On examining the strange forms shown in the accompanying engraving, many persons would suppose they were looking at exotic insects.
10
The accompanying engraving represents a convenient and inexpensive table recently patented by Mr. Albert H. Hogins, of Morrisania, N. Y.
11
The apparatus is shown in section in the accompanying engraving; a is a steam-pipe running from the boiler to the motor.
12
We represent in the accompanying engraving one of these halls, and the one which is lighted by the Lane-Fox system of lamps.
13
The accompanying engraving represents two different styles of regulator, invented by Mr. Stenberg, in which the effect of centrifugal force is utilized.
14
A boiled aitch-bone of beef is not a difficult joint to carve, as will be seen on reference to the accompanying engraving.
15
The accompanying engraving represents, in perspective and in section, an improved door bolt, recently patented by Mr. Thomas Hoesly, of New Glaras, Wis.
16
The accompanying engraving illustrates a convenient and cheap infant dining chair, which can be attached to any of the ordinary chairs in common use.