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Definition of Splines
1. spline [v] - See also: spline
Lexicographical Neighbors of Splines
Literary usage of Splines
Below you will find example usage of this term as found in modern and/or classical literature:
1. Machine Shop Work: A Comprehensive Manual of Approved Shop Methods by Frederick Warren Turner, Charles Oscar Eugene Perrigo, Howard Parker Fairfield, American Technical Society (1919)
"Hole i in. diameter at small end, | in. diameter at large end, splines J in. ...
splines parallel with taper, material steel. No. 1 Machine. ..."
2. Broaches and Broaching by Ethan Viall (1918)
"splines J£ by % in., 7 in. long, material steel. No. 3 machine. ... Diameter of
hole 13f< in., splines Jie by Jjj in., 1J£ in. long, material steel. No. ..."
3. Sas/stat 9.1 User's Guide by SAS Institute, Virginia Clark (2004)
"Using splines and Knots This example illustrates some properties of splines.
splines are curves, which are usually required to be continuous and smooth. ..."
4. Gas Fitting by John Black (1895)
"Best Time for Laying—Bridge Wood and splines—Method of Working—Testing Meter—Remedying
Defects—Making Connections —Gas Stoves—Gas Stove Burners. ..."
5. Mechanical World and Engineering Record (1881)
"The use of splines gives mainly circumferential stress and does not tend to ...
The design of splines is quite complex. There is a stress concentration at ..."
6. Mathematical Drawing and Measuring Instruments: Their Construction, Uses by William Ford Stanley (1900)
"RULING EDGES FOR PRODUCING CURVED LINES—RAIL WAY OR RADII CURVES—CURVE RADIATOR—SHIP
CURVES—WEIGHTS AND splines—CURVE BOW, ETC. FOR the production of curved ..."
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