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Re: [ATM] Turned Down Edge

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From: "Rich Ball" <ShooterBall@hotmail.com>
Date: Thu, 15 Jul 2004 14:40:38 -0500
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Ergo:  in most instances the phenomenon referred to as TDE results not from
an edge actively being turned down but from its never having been Turned
Up... so to speak.
The nomenclature can be misleading, no?


> Assume that you start off with a PERFECT SPHERE...
>  If you then work the center of that sphere, Which is
> what you are doing when working MOT, the center will
> become deeper and will have a shorter ROC... >
> Ken Hunter
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