hachure

The authors cover the following modes through comparing and contrasting them: sounding, spot elevation, isobath, contour, hachure, hatch, shaded relief, land classification, figure-ground, stratigraphic column, cross section, line symbol, and conventional sign over the course of the bookAEs ten chapters.

Relief is shown by hachure with towns, cities, and major topographical features identified.

La parole posee, le regard serein et serieux, cheikh Ahmed passe de rangee en rangee reprenant un trait, une courbe, efface une hachure. Face a ce calme apparent, Cheikh Ahmed devient severe quand les bavardages prennent de l'ampleur et que cela perturbe l'atelier de travail.

Primarily reproduced by lithography, the plates in this atlas were executed through the hachure marks that had previously served etchers and copper engravers so well in reproducing the drawn lines of the field surveyors.

Machalilla pottery is decorated by double-line incision, embellished or nicked shoulder, black-on-white painting, fine zoned hachure, incised or punctated and red zoned, and narrow or wide red bands, none of which occur in Valdivia.

A new aesthetic appeared (painted pottery) first in western Iran, (6) transcending the naturalist immediacy of the decorative finger marks, cord or shell impressions of pottery's origin, with line and hachure (skeuomorphic representations of weaving and basketry,) spirals, circles, lozenges, triangles and chevrons, pictographs of plants, flowers, animals, reptiles, insects and fish, integral elements in the process of the production and reproduction of the daily needs of life, varying only according to the diversity of geography and climate.