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Types of lines in engineering drawing?
Each line time is used to show different things. Some of the lines are, Center lines( long- and short-dashed lines.)cutting plane lines( thin, medium-dashed lines, or thick long- and double short-dashed) and section lines(thin lines in a pattern).
What are the dimensions for 60 acres?
Information about the area is not enough to determine the dimensions. To start with there is no information about the shape. 60 acres can be in the from of a circle, an ellipse, a triangle, or any other polygon, or even an irregular shape. Furthermore, unless it is a regular shape, knowing the number of sides is not enough. For example, a 60-acre quadrilateral can be in the form of an extremely long but thin rectangle or a square.
What Opposite of thin?
The opposite of thin is thick.For persons, the opposite of thin may be fat, portly, or heavy.For thin meaning tenuous, the opposite could be dense.For thin meaning less than complete, the opposite could be substantial, or complete.Thick
What is the comparative form of thin?
The comparative form of thin is thinner.
What is the superlative degree of thin?
Thinnest is the superlative degree of thin.
What are the six types of lines in technical drawing?
Thin lines for outlining Thick lines for dimension Thin dotted lines Thin dotted lines Thin long chains for center lines
What are symbolized on the weather map by thin lines where atm9spheic pressure is the same?
On a weather map, thin lines that connect points of equal atmospheric pressure are called isobars. These lines help meteorologists understand pressure systems and wind patterns; closely spaced isobars indicate strong winds, while widely spaced isobars suggest lighter winds. Isobars can also indicate the presence of high-pressure and low-pressure areas, influencing weather conditions.
What does thin tree rings indicate?
its age
What is the thin lines that serve as guide in lettering?
The thin lines that serve as guides in lettering are often referred to as baseline, x-height, and ascender/descender lines. The baseline is the line on which most letters sit, while the x-height indicates the height of lowercase letters, excluding ascenders and descenders. Ascender lines mark the top of tall lowercase letters like 'b' and 'd', and descender lines indicate the lowest point of letters like 'g' and 'p'. These lines help maintain consistency and alignment in lettering.
What is the alphabet of lines according to weight?
Line weights, or the varying line thicknesses used in engineering drawing, are essential in creating a drawing that communicates efficiently.
What generally has thin and thick areas with the thin areas at the end of the lines?
a. serif letter
Can you show some drawings having the different type of lines?
I can't create or display drawings directly, but I can describe different types of lines you might include in your drawings. For example, you could illustrate straight lines for structure, curved lines for fluidity, and dashed lines to indicate movement or boundaries. Additionally, using thick lines can convey strength, while thin lines might suggest delicacy. You can experiment with these variations to enhance your artwork!
Types of lines in engineering drawing?
Each line time is used to show different things. Some of the lines are, Center lines( long- and short-dashed lines.)cutting plane lines( thin, medium-dashed lines, or thick long- and double short-dashed) and section lines(thin lines in a pattern).
What is max ernst style?
He did very thin lines.
What is a symbol on a map used for?
thin black lines
What is the name of the thin lines that run across a map?
The thin lines that run across a map are called longitude and latitude lines. Longitude lines run north to south, while latitude lines run east to west. These lines help in pinpointing specific locations on the Earth's surface.
What structures anchor thin filaments?
I believe the Z-lines anchor the Thin filaments
