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Computer Aided Design
Computer Aided Design (CAD) is the act of using computers to design an object. CAD techniques follow standard engineering design and drafting procedures, but use a computer to help speed up the process.
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Where to see Geoffrey Wickland websites and Video?
YouTube, Winvisual.com and American Film Institute Archives
It depends on your server, but look on your desktop. There will probably be something like "preferences." Click on that. Then click on "message preferences." You may have to try a few things, but there should be a place where it says "automatic text in email" or some similar thing. You can type your signature in there and it will get added to every email you send.
If your looking to go cheap and you own a Mac, the best software is iLife.
What is the process of engineering by going with diploma in engineering?
when u take admission in diploma,it takes 3 yrs and after u get direct admission in 2nd year degree,rather than doing 11,12th and giving CET exam which is hard...
Defind grid as used in autoCAD?
The grid is a series of equally-spaced dots or lines on the editing screen similar to those on graph paper. Tey are used as guidelines when drawing things like houses or printed circuit boards that have a lot of horizontal and vertical lines. In AutoCAD, you can use the GRID command to set the width of the grid's rows and columns.
You can turn on the SNAP command and set it to snap each pick with the cursor to fall on a grid line or dot.
How can you download shivani engineering question bank?
U can't....
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When referring to a mainframe computer it is the reply (or response) output to the input device.
On a Networked PC it refers to the reply received from the PC acting as server (data repository) which may or may not also control domain access.
When using a PC to access the internet it refers to the reply from the ISP servers.
What are the benefits of a computer aided drafting system in architecture?
Computer Aided Graphics is a big help in Architecture because its faster. Drawings are easier and faster to be visualized. Also it is easy to change, add, delete a certain part of a drawing as it is just one click away. Drawings and presentations are easier and are able to be sent through mail. Also colaborations between different desgner is applicable as everybody could change the drawing in the computer.
What is the purpose of the TLB located within the Pentium class -microprocessor?
The TLB, or Translation Lookaside Buffer, is a hardware cache within the processor's bus interface unit that stores recently used copies of Page Table entries. This speeds up conversion from virtual address to physical address.
What is the definition of warping?
Become or cause to become bent or twisted out of shape, typically as a result of the effects of heat or dampness.
How do you write an email to supervisor expressing concerns?
You can either message supervisors, or you can email them. Also some supervisors have their email addresses on their bio pages.
How do you move scenes in Macromedia Flash 8?
Click Window, Other Panels, then Scene, or press shift f2.
not from my experience. i have an associates in drafting technology obtained at a local technical college. i was recently accepted to southern polytechnic state and university to find out that only my core classes would transfer. the two years of drafting held no wait. they could only be used as electives. for a batchelors i would have to take another 4 years of architecture classes
What is the definition of grid in autocad terms?
A pattern of dots which can be used as a drawing aid
It's not very hard to learn, depending on the complexity of the drawings you want to make. Just buy a tutorial/book and start to read!
When selecting software you must consider the requirements for processor speed, storage, screen resolution, and
What factors would you consider when setting up a computer installation centre?
factors to consider when installing computer network
Is Solr a user friendly search platform?
Of course, that depends on what is meant by "user friendly". SOLR provides an HTTP interface. This means that if you are comfortable with working with URLs and manipulating the URL parameters it is friendly. SOLR can return results in a number of standard formats (e.g., XML, JSON) so if you are comfortable with these formats it is friendly.
Depending on your familiarity with setting up server software you could argue that this may be one of the "user unfriendly" areas of SOLR. Apache has done a nice job in packaging SOLR but you would still need some knowledge of server software to get it set up (server software e.g., Apache web server, Tomcat/Jetty servlet containers). They provide a nice tutorial for getting started quickly. Perhaps reading it would give you an idea of how your level of computer knowledge matches its friendliness: http://lucene.apache.org/solr/tutorial.html
It is a powerful way to access information on the web. It allows application to talk to each other, reusing and sharing the data.
