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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-322-82873-6various construction procedures. When developing a computer program of any sizeable magnitude, there is usually a monitor or control program that kind of sets the scope and operation of the application. This program then calls other programs to perform certain dedicated major functions, and which in

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,Ideenintensivierung und -fortführung,their coordinates, (b) clicking with the computer mouse cursor at a location on the computer monitor screen, (c) importing coordinates from an external file, and (d) constructing points by various geometric methods. Of these four means of creating points, the first three are considered to be highly

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https://doi.org/10.1007/b138456ngent to one or more lines and/or other circular arcs. In addition to the procedures of this chapter, there are three other procedures, the ., the . and the ., that have been described in Chap. .. These three procedures introduce an arc tangent to two lines under three distinct conditions.

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The Domains and Directions of IT Impacts,lar curves, and spirals. In civil engineering, however, there are certain configurations or assemblies of geometric elements that would require the invocation of several of the procedures that have been presented in the preceding chapters complete. Some of these configurations include but are not li

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R. Vellucci,R. Mediati,A. R. De Gaudione being defined by a set of X (east) and Y (north) coordinates. In civil engineering work most all of the geometric work is being carried out in the first quadrant of the said coordinate system, but it really could be carried out in any quadrant provided appropriate negative coordinates are employe

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,Ideenintensivierung und -fortführung,blication. Lines and curves, much like points, they too can be generated by fairly much the same means as points. Thus, the procedures to be presented in this chapter are those that pertain to the points and lines that can be created by various constructions with the aide of coordinate geometry. Curves are to be presented in subsequent chapters.