Nom-z-56-1986

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This Mexican Official Standard establishes the characteristics and specifications that the representations of cuts and sections used in technical drawings must have in order to facilitate the understanding of the same.
This Mexican Official Standard establishes the characteristics of the letters used in technical drawings and related documents. It includes those drawn with patterns or stencils, but is also applicable to other handwritten or handwritten engraving methods.
The lettering process is as follows: the letters should be drawn from top to bottom and from left to right, trying to be proportional and have the same separation between one letter and another; without overlapping or that the separation seems to be two different words.
OBJECTIVE AND FIELD OF APPLICATION: It will provide the guide to formulate the appropriate norms and recommendations, for the realization and practical use of the reference tables related to the identification, administration and understanding of the technical drawings and annexed documents.

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3.9.1 Centering marks shall be located at the ends of the two axes of symmetry of the fitted sheet and drawn with 0.5 mm thick strokes, starting from the edges of the fitted sheet and extending approximately 5 mm into the drawing frame with a position tolerance of ±.0.5 mm (fig. 6).
3.10 To indicate the orientation of the drawing sheet, two orientation marks should be established. These marks are drawn as shown in figure 7 and should be placed across the frame, one on a minor side and the other on a major side, coinciding with the centering marks on those sides, so that one of the orientation marks always points towards the draftsman (fig. 8, 9,10 and 11).

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Un alfabeto es un conjunto estandarizado de símbolos básicos escritos o grafemas (llamados letras) que representan los fonemas de ciertas lenguas habladas[2]. No todos los sistemas de escritura representan la lengua de esta manera; en un silabario, cada carácter representa una sílaba, por ejemplo, y los sistemas logográficos utilizan caracteres para representar palabras, morfemas u otras unidades semánticas[3][4].
De las decenas de alfabetos que se utilizan hoy en día, el más popular es el alfabeto latino,[11] derivado del griego, y que muchas lenguas modifican añadiendo letras formadas con signos diacríticos. Aunque la mayoría de los alfabetos tienen letras compuestas por líneas (escritura lineal), también hay excepciones, como los alfabetos utilizados en Braille. El alfabeto jemer (para los camboyanos) es el más largo, con 74 letras[12].
Los alfabetos suelen estar asociados a una ordenación estándar de las letras. Esto los hace útiles para la compaginación, ya que permiten clasificar las palabras por orden alfabético. También significa que sus letras pueden utilizarse como método alternativo de «numeración» de elementos ordenados, en contextos como las listas numeradas y la colocación de números.