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1. a domed or vaulted semicircular or polygonal recess, esp at the east end of a church
2. Astronomy another name for apsis
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Apse

A semicircular or polygonal space, usually in a church, terminating an axis and intended to house an altar.
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[aps]
(architecture)
A semicircular (or nearly semicircular) or semipolygonal space, usually in a church, terminating an axis and intended to house an altar.
(astronomy)
McGraw-Hill Dictionary of Scientific & Technical Terms, 6E, Copyright © 2003 by The McGraw-Hill Companies, Inc.

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A semicircular (or nearly semicircular) or semipolygonal space, usually in a church, terminating an axis and intended to house an altar.
McGraw-Hill Dictionary of Architecture and Construction. Copyright © 2003 by McGraw-Hill Companies, Inc.

APSE

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Mario Alberto Segura Castillo, especialista en educacion y funcionario del MEP; Alexander Ovares Rodriguez, presidente de ANDE al momento del estudio; Melida Cedeno Castro, presidenta de APSE al momento del estudio.
(3) Sinuzitin ciddi komplikasyonlari arasinda, orbital selulit, subperiostal orbital apse, intraorbital apse, subdural ampiyem, beyin apsesi ve kavernoz sinus tromboflebiti bulunmaktadir.
As a modern architect who draws inspiration from well-known contemporary architects, Marchetto liked the idea of adding a modern interpretation of an apse.
Because of some details, which we have indicated for the first time, we believe that most probably the paintings known as Opere di misericordia represented in two horizontal strips with seven scenes on each in the central apse, were painted in the Angevin period and not in the Norman period as stated by Parente.
Swiss art historian Brenk focuses on the function of the apse in pagan and Christian buildings as a place for images.
Apse who was a Latvian refugee living in Germany immigrated to New Zealand with his mother upon the ship "Dandalk Bay" in 1949.
The Apse and Charred Cross are lost under builders' scaffolding.
At the APSE convention in June, it became a more formal proposal.
The Association for Public Service Excellence (APSE) has found that local councils have only received partial deliveries of salt orders or no deliveries at all from suppliers.
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