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The Undercut Detection tool is found under the View menu, relocated from the Tools menu. It is also an on or off display tool, which changes dynamically as you change the model. Undercut Detection is conceptually flawed in that it gives incorrect results every time. However, if you think of the labels as being changed slightly, the results become partially usable. Even if you and your mold builder know that a part has absolutely no undercuts, the Undercut Detection tool will nonetheless always identify all of the faces to be undercut. In fact, the only faces that this tool will identify as not undercut are faces that have no draft on them. The only time it correctly identifies an undercut is when it classifies the undercut as Occluded Undercut. Faces that have no draft and are occluded undercut are improperly identified as simply No Undercut. You may want to avoid this tool because too much interpretation of incorrect results is necessary; however, if you still want to use it, then here is a translation guide that may help: n Direction 1 Undercut should read Pull from Direction 2 n Direction 2 Undercut should read Pull from Direction 1 n Straddle Undercut should read Straddle faces

Proof We shall construct a counterexample to (2.35) with rational tails. The idea behind it is that, for long-tailed distributions F , the extreme order statistics are widely scattered, so, if we surround them by &-neighborhoods,we catch very little of the mass of F . To be specific, assume that F ( z ) = for large negative z, let 15 be a small positive number to be fixed later, let m = n112+&, let A = { x ( ~.), . , x ( ~ ) } and , be We intend to show that, the set of the m leftmost order statistics. Put E = for large n, &{A} - E 2 F{AE};

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The dimension usage view displays a table showing how each dimension is related to each measure group. With dimensions and measure groups as row and column headers, respectively, each cell of the table defines the relationship between the corresponding dimension/measure group pair. Drop-down lists in the upper left corner allow rows and columns to be hidden to simplify large views.

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