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e object completely in a cube orrectangle, as described in § 122, page 160, in order to make anisometric drawing. See also § 125, page 163. It frequentlyoccurs that the isometric lines can be drawn more readily by theoffset construction as illustrated in Fig. 132, page 165. ISOMETRIC DRAWING AND… … Fig. 132. ^Offset Construction. diameter as the sphere. The radius of the circle which representsthe sphere will be equal to one-half the major axis of the ellipsewhich represents the circle. In Fig. 133 is shown a sphere ofdiameter D. The dashed ellipse shown in Fig. 133 (b) is the
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