Parallel Line Development is a surface development technique in descriptive geometry that belongs to the class of geometric construction methods, distinguished by its use of parallel lines to unfold and represent the lateral surfaces of prisms and cylinders as planar figures without distortion.
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Institute of Plant Protection
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