Titlebook: Solid Modelling and CAD Systems; How to Survive a CAD Ian Stroud,Hildegarde Nagy Book 2011 Springer-Verlag London Limited 2011 CAD Models.C

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a. By playing also at Whitsuntide, they hedge their bet on the simultaneous continued performance of a procession and play at Corpus Christi (a move of which Bishop Bird, at least, would presumably have approved). Performance at Corpus Christi is highly charged, associated as it is with a traditiona

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History, Parametric Parts and Programming,ntification of elements for operations. This is needed for the command history and is currently seen in what is called “persistent naming”. The chapter also describes how simple dimensions and command parameters can be used to create parametric parts.

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des a number of case studies.Includes supplementary material.Solid Modelling and CAD Systems. gives users an insight into the methods and problems associated with CAD systems. It acts as a bridge between users who learn interfaces without understanding how they work and developers who create systems

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Databases and Data Exchange, is a basis for other data exchange. Data exchange can be divided into roughly two categories: standardised data exchange; and non-standardised data exchange. Standardised data exchange is formal, done once, but sometimes bulky. Non-standardised data exchange often means that code has to be speciall

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