Examples of using Apse in English and their translations into Vietnamese
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The apse and the choir were completed.
A rectangular hall, 30 meters long with an apse at one end;
A fresco in the apse depicts Christ Pantocrator.
An Association for Public Service Excellence(APSE) approved partner.
Defensa with APSE virus to the same strain of aphids carrying the same strain of H.
A large cross hanging from the ceiling or placed upon the wall of the apse.
Biologists call the part of the APSE viral DNA that codes for toxins a"mobile genetic element.".
Around these there are the towers of the four Evangelists, and the tower over the apse is dedicated to the Virgin.
His coverage was honored by APSE in 2016 and 2017, and by the Professional Basketball Writers Association in 2018.
The six windows cover an area of 128m2 andare positioned on both sides of the Chagall windows in the apse of the cathedral.
There are radiating chapels around the apse, which is a typically French feature and was to evolve into the chevette.
In the 6th century AD the Parthenon became a Christian church,with the addition of an apse at the east end.
The virus, known as APSE, carries genes that code for toxins the researchers think are involved in the anti-wasp defense.
Before a papal Mass at the Council;area between papal altar and apse/cathedra altar, in front of it the seat of the pope.
This training(formation) leans on partnerships with recognized actors of the computing such as Cap Gemini,Atos, Apse….
On the bright side, biotech startups such as Apse are attempting to lower the production costs of RNA for agricultural applications.
The Cathedral comprises a nave with aisles, transepts with aisles, a choir with double aisles, and an apse with ambulatory and radiating chapels.
The main altar, located in the apse, was founded about 1650 by Bishop Piotr Gembicki and created by Giovanni Battista Gisleni.
Notable works of architecture include the Cuxa cloister, with an adjacent Chapter House;and the Fuentidueña Apse from a chapel in the province of Segovia(Castilla y León, Spain).
It is very important that we return as soon as possible to a common orientation, of priests and the faithful turned together in the same direction-eastwards or at least towards the apse- to the Lord who comes.”.
Where this was not possible, for some reason,they would at least turn towards the image of Christ in the apse, or towards the Cross, so as to orient themselves inwardly towards the Lord.
Where this is not possible, it is preferable to locate the tabernacle in the sanctuary, in a sufficiently elevated place,at the centre of the apse area, or in another place where it will be equally conspicuous.
While iconoclasm severely restricted the role of religious art,and led to the removal of some earlier apse mosaics and(possibly) the sporadic destruction of portable icons, it never constituted a total ban on the production of figural art.
On both occasions I said that I believe that it is very important that we return as soon as possible to a common orientation, of priests and the faithful turned together in the same direction-Eastwards or at least towards the apse- to the Lord who comes, in those parts of the liturgical rites when we are addressing God.
It was enlarged with a rectangular entrance porch in 1202, leading into the original western entrance of the building,that became an apse, after the opening of the eastern door, facing the western door by Lorenzo Ghiberti of the cathedral in the 15th century.
The baptistry was enlarged with a rectangular entrance porch in 1202, leading into the original western entrance of the building,which became an apse after the opening of the eastern door, and faced the cathedral's western door by Lorenzo Ghiberti in the 15th century.
It is therefore, incorrect and indeed quite unacceptable that anyone affirm, as Your Excellency sums up this view,that to celebrate towards the apse“is a theologically preferable or more orthodox choice for a priest who wishes to be true to the Church's authentic tradition.”.