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    <title>Symbols and abbreviations</title>
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  <note>Geometric Dimensioning and Tolerancing is a symbolic language used to communicate manufacturing operations instead of designer notes on drawings. This presentation introduces the basic symbols and abbreviations that are used in this language. After completing this course, your technicians will be able to interpret symbols used to identify geometric characteristics and abbreviations, define impoiirtant terms relating to GD&amp;T and explain the material modifiers MMC, LMC and RFS.  </note>
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      <title>Interpreting Geometric Dimensioning &amp; Tolerancing</title>
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