Common use of Designation of coordinate axes Clause in Contracts

Designation of coordinate axes. When LICAD was introduced XXXXXX intentionally broke away from the conventional designation of the coordinate axes. As misunderstandings in the transfer of data arose in some countries as a result of varying axes designations, a way was sought to do justice to all users by a neutral designation of the axes. The vertical axis is defined as positive upwards. The horizontal axis points into the screen (generally in Figure 5: Input window for defining coordinate axes the piping axis). The lateral axis is perpendicular to the other two axes and is positive towards the right. But LICAD also offers the user the possibility of using his or her own designations for the coordinate axes. On the following screen each of the individual axes can be assigned two characters.‌

Designation of coordinate axes. When LICAD was introduced XXXXXX intentionally broke away from the conventional designation of the coordinate axes. As misunderstandings in the transfer of data arose in some countries as a result of varying axes designations, a way was sought to do justice to all users by a neutral designation of the axes. The vertical axis is defined as positive upwards. The horizontal axis points into the screen (generally in Figure 5: Input window for defining coordinate axes the piping axis). The lateral axis is perpendicular to the other two axes and is positive towards the right. But LICAD also offers the user the possibility of using his or her own designations for the coordinate axes. On the following screen each of the individual axes can be assigned two characters.‌characters.

Designation of coordinate axes. When LICAD was introduced XXXXXX intentionally broke away from the conventional designation of the coordinate axes. As misunderstandings in the transfer of data arose in some countries as a result of varying axes designations, a way was sought to do justice to all users by a neutral designation of the axes. The vertical axis is defined as positive upwards. The horizontal axis points into the screen (generally in Figure 510: Input window for defining coordinate axes the piping axis). The lateral axis is perpendicular to the other two axes and is positive towards the right. But LICAD also offers the user the possibility of using his or her own designations for the coordinate axes. On the following screen each of the individual axes can be assigned two characters.‌characters.