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Non-Adjacent
View. A view that is not located to the side of, directly
above, or directly beneath another view. As an example, when
views are arranged according to the intuitive layout shown in
this book, the side view is adjacent
to the front, rear, top and bottom views because they are arranged
around it (above, below, and on either side). On the other hand,
the front and rear views are not adjacent to the top
or bottom views – but are adjacent to the side view.
When views are not adjacent, a miter
line can be used to transfer points between them.
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Non-Normal
Line. Any line that is not a normal line. Non-normal lines
may be either inclined
or oblique.
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Non-Normal
Plane. Any plane that is
not a normal plane. Non-normal planes may be either inclined
or oblique.
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Normal.
A direction perpendicular to the face of a surface or plane.
As an example, if a plane is a horizontal plane represented
by the "x" and "y" axes, a line normal
to this plane would be a vertical line representing the "z"
axis.
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