crowning element

A few owners have replaced these often crucial, crowning elements - especially on important buildings.

The crowning element would be two large carved tablets inscribed with the Ten Commandments.

Flattened into a lethal-looking wedge, the head turns up as the crowning element in Marquesan war clubs.

The crowning element is, however, missing.

The construction of the Berendrecht Lock was the crowning element of this plan.

As construction heights reached 10 to 15 stories in the 1800s, the crowning element of the cornice became the standard for how a building should meet the sky.

Wall integral structure beneath the roof edge, traditionally constructed of masonry, fashioned as the crowning element of a wall.

The crowning element is a square tapering finial which when viewed with the lower square shaft produces the obelisk appearance.

Do-Re-Mi released a single "King of Moomba" in 1987 in reference to the crowning element of the festival.

The vimana (tower) is clustered by miniature towers with double crowning elements and appears round, unlike other temples in Bhubaneswar, but like the towers of Khajuraho temples.