A school of design established in Weimar, Germany, by Walter Gropius in 1919. The term became virtually synonymous with modern

1. A combination of two or more electric cells capable of storing and supplying direct current by electrochemical means. 2.

A tapered board which is hung vertically; used to test the batter of a wall surface.

In constructing a battered wall, a device for regulating the inclination.

A pile driven at an inclination to the vertical to provide resistance to horizontal forces.

A device for measuring the inclination of a slope.