here arestill other forms where the projection isoften less than the height, and the cur-vature of the molding much flatter;however, the same methods of describ-ing will answer equally for each. We now come to the describing of QUIRKED MOLDINGS, the COlltOUTS of which are not so easily produced… … THE CIMA REVERSA. (Fig. 5.) This figure is simply the reverse ofthe ciraa-recta and is described by join-ing the projections at A and B by theline A B, and proceeding in the samemanner as with that figure. * n3.6
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