For this reason they are vertically lined under the window jambs and under the columns of the arches of the noble floors.
Then the grate was enclosed on both sides with the two jambs that were joined to the already built wall, so reaching the level of the window lintel.
A jamb is the name.
The lintel was put into place resting on the jambs, and thus fixed the grate, which could, at that point, be welded with lead to the sill and the jambs.
Beams and vaults are sturdy and rely on solid walls or columns; buttresses are plain rather than flying; jambs and lintels of openings are apparent rather than hidden.
Is it to be a window or a jamb?
The governor has launched a programme to protect prisoners from bullying and vandalism by strengthening their cell doors and door jambs.
The fact remains that the greatest single obstacle to educational advance is the shortage of teachers, and that "log jamb" must be broken as quickly as possible.
