Términos

In Indian architecture, a recess carved with figures in a ceiling.

In Indian architecture, a figure-bearing band; rūpadhārā; figural string-course.

In Indian architecture, a śākhā/jamb with figural ornamentation; figure-bearing door-jamb.

In Indian architecture, a pilaster-formed jamb, usually central in doorframe and carved with figures.

State or condition of existing or operating in the country as opposed to a town or city.

Particular districts comprising areas outside of urban areas, often in agricultural regions.

Educational institutions located in sparsely populated nonurban areas to provide public, usually elementary, education to local residents.

Genus containing 4 species of deer and sambar.

Single light, contact printed copies of film made from an unedited roll of original camera negative immediately after processing and screened to the cast and crew, used to review "dailies (motion pictures)."

General term for numerous marsh or waterside plants characterized chiefly by stiff, pithy, or hollow stems, particularly those in the family Juncaceae. The stems of these plants have been used for weaving since prehistoric times.

Se refiere a la cultura de la nación moderna de Rusia o a las culturas que han ocupado las tierras principales de la Rusia histórica en Europa oriental y al norte y al occidente de Asia. También puede usarse para referirse al grupo más grande de culturas controlado por la Unión Soviética histórica.

The rendering of a photographic plate developable by agents other than light such as a resin, metal, volatile liquid, or printing ink; Discovered by English chemist William James Russell in 1897.

Coarse homespun cloth, usually reddish or brownish in color.

The standard unit of currency of Russia.

The culture of Americans of Russian descent.

Motivo de superficie originalmente para piedra, pero imitado frecuentemente en otros materiales, dando el efecto de bloques grandes con empalmes profundos y anchos.