TLE 4midquarter

different shades and forms of lines that portray meaning to the technical drawing as perceived by the draftsman

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- illustrations that correspond to the actual objects

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- an illustrated layout of the floor as it is viewed from the top

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- pertains to the workstation of the front office staff where the first encounter with the guests is taking place

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- the hotel department responsible for relating with guests. employees, and other departments in terms of business inquines. complaints, and accounting services

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- the basic element of drawing that gives details to object or illustration

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- pertains to illustrations of the object to the most actual detail it can be shown by the draftsman

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is the thickest line that encloses the entire illustration.

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2. is the line that clearly defines the drawing that can be seen by the observer's eye. They are made up of heavy strokes of soft pencil.

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2. represents the part of the drawing that is not visible to the observer's eye but needs to be detailed to describe dimension. These lines are composed of short dashes drawn in 1-2 millimeters gap.

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