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Transcribed Image Text:22. Fill in the Blanks on the Charts below:
Pertains
to
Individual
Feature
Only
Individual
Feature or
Related
Features
Related
Features
Type of
Tolerance
Form
Profile
Orientation
Location
Runout
Geometric
Characteristics
STRAIGHTNESS
CIRCULARITY
PROFILE OF A LINE
PERPENDICULARITY
ANGULARITY
TOTAL RUNOUT
Symbol
ORCOHEN *
Transcribed Image Text:All Over
Number of Places
Continuous Feature
Depth/Deep
Dimension, Reference
Dimension Not To Scale
Datum Translation
Conical Taper
X
CF
Ø
1.000
(60)
15
▷
110
Independency
Projected Tolerance Zone
Unequally Disposed Profile
Radius
Spherical Radius
Square
Datum Target
Movable Datum Target
Dynamic Profile
From - To
F
D
P
T
U
SF
R
CR
SR
SØ
ST
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A1
A1
x
A
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