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Comments on Geometric Modeling • Geometric modeling is only a means not the goal in engineering. • Ei i liEngineering analysis needs prodt tduct geometry; the degree of detaildepends on the analysis procedure that utilizes the ggyeometry. • There is no model that is sufficient to study all behavioral aspects of an engineering component or a
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