Which risk increased use of thinner dura layering in Mughal pietra dura?

💡 Explanation

Increased use caused thinner stone, meaning less material held against light sources; therefore, transmitted light showed flaws, risking quicker cracking due to concentrated heat differential, rather than the stone being strong intrinsically.

• Which risk increases when constructing terraced agricultural systems in seismically active Andean regions?
• Which mechanism enables early Islamic astrolabes to solve complex timekeeping problems using algebraic relationships?
• Which cracking risk increases significantly in 'pietra dura' inlay panels that overly constrained during thermal expansion?
• Which siege outcome during asymmetric warfare increases due to undermining?
• Which limit constrained the power of early Chinese repeating crossbows, despite rapid firing?
• Which outcome results from Constantinople's strict silk thread 'sericulture' controls?