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Vadim A. Davankov,Maria P. Tsyurupao already do. They will recognize experiences they may have had, placed in a more general context. They should also find useful ideas which they can put into practice in their own environment. The book is also intended for students who want to give themselves a broader fundamental background in CAD.

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Introduction,o already do. They will recognize experiences they may have had, placed in a more general context. They should also find useful ideas which they can put into practice in their own environment. The book is also intended for students who want to give themselves a broader fundamental background in CAD.

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Book 19831st editiont of the Book In Chapter 2 we present briefly the history of CAD. The main components of CAD systems are identified, and their principal functions described. Economi- cal and interdisciplinary aspects are discussed. Chapter 3 starts with a systems analysis of the design process. The notion of a proc

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1.3 Content of the Book In Chapter 2 we present briefly the history of CAD. The main components of CAD systems are identified, and their principal functions described. Economi- cal and interdisciplinary aspects are discussed. Chapter 3 starts with a systems analysis of the design process. The notion

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Strain Sensors of Graphene Woven Fabrics,Dramatic changes are likely to occur in the next decade, however, because the deficiencies of current methods are retarding the progress of automation and are stimulating the development of new, computationally oriented schemes for handling mechanical geometry.”

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Engineering Methods of CAD,Dramatic changes are likely to occur in the next decade, however, because the deficiencies of current methods are retarding the progress of automation and are stimulating the development of new, computationally oriented schemes for handling mechanical geometry.”

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CAD Application Examples,ferences (such as [1, 2, 3, 4, 5]) and journals (such as [6]). An even wider spectrum of applications is published not in the computer-oriented literature, but rather in the journals and conference proceedings of the various branches of industry.

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Introduction,rticular product. It does not present cookbook recipes on how to select a commercially available CAD system for designing a particular product, or how to write a new CAD system for this purpose. When we consider CAD as a discipline lying somewhere between engineering and computer science, the tenden

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