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Define development. |
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Give an example of how developments are used in industry. |
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Give an example of how a transition piece is used in industry. |
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List the four methods of creating developments. |
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List two types of surfaces that can only be developed by approximation. |
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Describe how seams are represented on development drawings. |
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Define a stretch-out line. |
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Describe how fold lines are represented on development drawings. |
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Define a piercing point. |
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Describe the nesting technique used by CAD systems in developing patterns. |
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Define intersection. |
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Name the development techniques used for a sphere. |
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Define visibility. |
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Define a transition piece. |
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