| TERM |
DEFINITION |
| blueprints |
A photographic
print in white on a bright blue background or blue on white background
used for copying maps, mechanical drawings, and architect's plans. |
| centrifugal
force |
The force
that tends to move an object away from the center of rotation. |
| cross section
view |
A drawing representing
the view as if it was cut at right angles. |
| horizontal |
Something
that is lying flat, like the horizon. |
| interchange |
A junction
of two or more highways by a system of separate levels that permit
traffic to pass from one to another without the traffic streams
crossing. |
| Mylar |
A special
plastic used for making drawings. |
| plan view |
A drawing
of the top or horizontal view of an object. |
| profile view |
A drawing
showing the side or vertical section of an object. |
| scale-down |
Reduction
according to a fixed ration.
 |
| three-dimensional |
Having three
dimensions; i.e. a cube length, width and height.  |
| two-dimensional |
Lacking depth,
having only two dimensions; i.e. a square length and width. |
| vellum |
A special
paper, often made from the skin of a calf or lamb, previously used
for drawing road plans. |
| vertical |
Something that
is straight up and down. |