12. THE SCIENCES
In physics we often come across apparatus and machinery: represent
essentials only, basic principles, try to show how it 'works', simplify
or split up in component parts.
Pictures are generally threedimensional:
represent by a kind of schematic transsection; and
identify all items in your drawing: to the sighted these may look pretty
obvious, but the blind reader generally will not recognize these shapes.
Adding explanations or comment will also help.
- Schematic Transsections, Identify All Parts, Explain
- laboratory equipment
(ca 65K)
- oscilloscope
(ca 65K)
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- Speedometer
- inkprint
(ca 25K)
- top view: gauge
(ca 20K)
- the works explained
(ca 55K)
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- Water Clock (Clepsydra)
- inkprint
(ca 15K)
- detail
enlarged and explained (ca 60K)
- complete
apparatus
(ca 50K)
You may already have seen the periodic tables in the Diagrams chapter:
- Periodic Table, first 20 elements (Row and Column Headers)
- inkprint
(ca 55K)
- Braille
(ca 55K)
- Full Periodic Table (Splitting Up)
- inkprint
(ca 60K)
- Braille, part 1
(ca 65K)
- Braille, part 2
(ca 50K)
- Braille, part 3
(ca 50K)
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