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1 orthographic representation
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2 first-angle orthographic representation
< docu> (of engineering drawings) ■ Projektionsmethode 1 f DIN ISO 10209-2 ; ISO-Methode 1 f ; europäische Darstellungsweise f did ; ISO-Methode E f obsEnglish-german technical dictionary > first-angle orthographic representation
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3 third-angle orthographic representation
< docu> (of engineering drawings) ■ Projektionsmethode 3 f DIN ISO 10209-2 ; ISO-Methode 3 f ; amerikanische Darstellungsweise f did ; ISO-Methode A f obsEnglish-german technical dictionary > third-angle orthographic representation
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