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| a type of dimensioning where all the numbers have to be aligned so they can be read from the bottom. |
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| creates national standards for U.S. measurement |
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| a professional organization that creates codes |
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| used to indicate end of line or dimension |
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| type of dimensioning where all dimensions are placed from a datum and not feature to feature |
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| point to point dimensioning |
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| The origin from which the location, or geometric characteristic of a part feature is established. |
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| lines that are thin lines capped with arrowheads |
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| Where two units are displayed in one dimension |
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| thin lines that show the extent of a dimension |
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| notes that relate to the drawing |
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| lines that connect a specific note to a feature |
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| smallest limit of external feature |
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| largest ans smallest possible dimensions allowed |
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| connected to a specific feature on the drawing |
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| Maximum Material Condition |
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| largest size limit of external feature |
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| designation of size established for a commercial product |
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| placed directly on a feature |
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| A dimensioning system which requires all numerals, figures, and notes to be lettered horizontally and be read from the bottom of the drawing sheet. |
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