... designer’sexpectations.Fig. 3- 2 e shows a combination of Figs. 3- 2 b and 3- 2 c (like Figs. 3 -1 b and 3 -1 c), in that it allows theshape to be small at one end and large at the other. Unlike Figs. 3 -1 b and 3 -1 c, Fig. 3- 2 e ... including Y14 MainCommittee, Y14 .3 Multiview and Sectional View Drawings, Y14.5 Dimensioning and Tolerancing, Y14 .11 Molded Part Drawings, Y14 .35 Drawing Revisions, Y14 .36 Surface Texture, and B89 .3. 6 ... Optimization Strategies 3- 3 Figure 3 -1 Linear dimensioning and tolerancing boundary exampleFig. 3 -1 g is showing a part made to its large size (like Fig. 3 -1 b), and the hub shifted off the “designer’sideal”...