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(Based on Glossary of Bridge Terminology; Chapter LXXX of J.A.L. Waddell's Bridge Engineering (New York: Wiley, 1916))
 
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A course of stones or bricks projecting from a structure, generally lying in a horizontal plane. Sometimes called a ''stone-ring''. Also a flexible strip of leather, rubber, or any other material which passes around the periphery of wheels, drums, etc. for transmitting motion from one to the other.
A course of stones or bricks projecting from a structure, generally lying in a horizontal plane. Sometimes called a ''stone-ring''. Also a flexible strip of leather, rubber, or any other material which passes around the periphery of wheels, drums, etc. for transmitting motion from one to the other.


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Revision as of 15:47, 31 December 2007

orelrova A course of stones or bricks projecting from a structure, generally lying in a horizontal plane. Sometimes called a stone-ring. Also a flexible strip of leather, rubber, or any other material which passes around the periphery of wheels, drums, etc. for transmitting motion from one to the other.