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A row of arches. An example can often be seen between the nave and the side-aisle of a Christian church. When the row of arches is supported on piers it is most properly referred to as an arcade on piers. When the arcade is supported by a row of columns, it is important to distinguish it by describing it as an arcade on columns.
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A WinCurl mode which introduces a level of skill to the game separate from the strategy. Arcade skills are defined by the accuracy of clicking the mouse to set weight and broom for a shot.
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the management system developed by John Latham used to help run the laboratories. ARCADE stands for Administering and Running Continuous Assessment with Deadlines and Extensions.
Ãâó: www.cs.man.ac.uk/~jtl/ARCADE/demonstrator/node18.h...
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Public gaming facility offering computer games (arcade games). Arcades were highly popular in the early eighties where a game would typically begin when the player inserted the equivalent of an American quarter. Action games were especially well suited for arcades.
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A range of arches supported on piers or columns attached to or de tached from the wall.
Ãâó: www.mtsu.edu/~chankins/THEN/Architecture/page3.htm...
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