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Blocking techniques - Surfaces: Inner and Outer Forearms.
Blocks are normally done with the forearm. Forearm blocks can be done with the outer part of the forearm, just below the wrist, or the inner part of the forearm, either just below the wrist or against the muscle just above the elbow.
Blocking techniques - Motions: Inward and Outward Blocks.
Regardless of which blocking surface is used, there are two basic blocking motions. The most common motion is outward, where the blocking surface is ...
See also:Blocking techniques, Blocking techniques - Basic Types of Blocks, Blocking techniques - Surfaces: Inner and Outer Forearms, Blocking techniques - Motions: Inward and Outward Blocks, Blocking techniques - Areas Of Coverage, Blocking techniques - Other Types of Blocks, Blocking techniques - Alternatives to Blocking Read more here: » Blocking techniques: Encyclopedia II - Blocking techniques - Basic Types of Blocks |
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See also:Map projection, Map projection - Metric properties of maps, Map projection - Construction of a map projection, Map projection - Choosing a projection surface, Map projection - Orientation of the projection, Map projection - Scale, Map projection - Choosing a model for the shape of the Earth, Map projection - Classification, Map projection - Projections by surface, Map projection - Cylindrical, Map projection - Pseudocylindrical, Map projection - Conical, Map projection - Pseudoconical, Map projection - Azimuthal projections onto a plane, Map projection - Projections by preservation of a metric property, Map projection - Conformal, Map projection - Equal-area, Map projection - Equidistant, Map projection - Gnomonic, Map projection - Retroazimuthal, Map projection - Compromise projections, Map projection - Other noteworthy projections Read more here: » Map projection: Encyclopedia II - Map projection - Choosing a projection surface |
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 |  |  | surface area: Encyclopedia II - Map projection - ScaleA globe is the only way to represent the earth with the same scale throughout the entire map surface and in all directions. For a flat map this is not even possible across an area of any extent.
Thus, on a flat map, properties of constant scale are always limited.
Possible properties are:
The scale depends on location, but not on direction; this is equivalent with preservation of angles: conformal map
For a given latitude and direction, the scale is the same everywhere; this applies for any cylindrical pro ...
See also:Map projection, Map projection - Metric properties of maps, Map projection - Construction of a map projection, Map projection - Choosing a projection surface, Map projection - Orientation of the projection, Map projection - Scale, Map projection - Choosing a model for the shape of the Earth, Map projection - Classification, Map projection - Projections by surface, Map projection - Cylindrical, Map projection - Pseudocylindrical, Map projection - Conical, Map projection - Pseudoconical, Map projection - Azimuthal projections onto a plane, Map projection - Projections by preservation of a metric property, Map projection - Conformal, Map projection - Equal-area, Map projection - Equidistant, Map projection - Gnomonic, Map projection - Retroazimuthal, Map projection - Compromise projections, Map projection - Other noteworthy projections Read more here: » Map projection: Encyclopedia II - Map projection - Scale |
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