Examples of using Descriptive geometry in English and their translations into Korean
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Descriptive Geometry and Drawing.
He returned to Prague where he was appointed as an assistant in descriptive geometry.
Descriptive geometry and engineering graphics.
In 1904 Severi was appointed to the Chair of Projective and Descriptive Geometry at Parma.
Josef was professor of descriptive geometry at the Landes Oberrealschule in Graz.
He had little interest in physics so he choose courses which were within the area of mathematics and descriptive geometry.
When questioned by Cauchy on a problem in descriptive geometry, the prince was confused and hesitant….
In 1906 he published The axioms of projective geometry and,in the following year, The axioms of descriptive geometry.
He was appointed as an assistant professor in descriptive geometry at the School in November 1794.
Descriptive geometry originated with Dürer in this work although it was only put on a sound mathematical basis in later work of Monge.
In the following year Mannheim was appointed as Professor of Descriptive Geometry at the École Polytechnique.
He wrote textbooks on descriptive geometry and analytic geometry and a calculus textbook jointly with Nernst.
Another educational establishment, the École Normale,was set up to train secondary school teachers and Monge gave a course on descriptive geometry.
In 1814 he was appointed examiner of descriptive geometry then, in 1815, he was appointed to succeed Poisson in mechanics.
He became a teacher at ÉcolePolytechnique in 1807 and, one year later, he was appointed to assist the professor of applied analysis and descriptive geometry.
Monge had set up a descriptive geometry course at the École Royale du Génie which Ferry was teaching when Hachette was appointed to the staff.
At this time Klein was running a seminar which studied the theory of elasticity, descriptive geometry, and mechanics, and Hamel participated in this seminar.
They were interested in descriptive geometry, then in projective geometry and their interests turned towards algebraic and synthetic methods in geometry. .
He taught at the University of Halle from 1922 to 1924 before being appointed as Ordinary Professor of Descriptive Geometry at the Technical University of Stuttgart.
We have seen in presenting Representation Systems descriptive geometry that is the set of techniques that allows to represent geometric character three dimensional space on a two dimensional surface.
He graduated in 1899 from Turin with'high honours' in pure mathematics and was appointed an assistant at the University of Turin in projective and descriptive geometry.
However, Poisson found that descriptive geometry, an important topic at the École Polytechnique because of Monge, was impossible for him to succeed with because of his inability to draw diagrams.
His interests were always wide and this is reflected in the range of courses that Weisbach was teaching around this time: descriptive geometry, crystallography, optics, mechanics and machine design.
One of the most important theorems of descriptive geometry is the so-called“Theorem of the three perpendicular”, It establishes a relation between two lines perpendicular when one of them is parallel to a plane of projection.
Not only was he a major influence in setting up the École using his experience at Mézières to good effect, but he was appointed as an instructor in descriptive geometry on 9 November 1794.
He studied descriptive geometry under Jean Nicolas Pierre Hachette, and graduated fifth in his class in 1809, going on to study military engineering at the École d'Application.
When projective geometry was reinvented,by the pupils of Gaspard Monge(1746 -1818), the reinvention was from descriptive geometry, a technique that has much in common with perspective.