9 Creative Design and the Generative Evolutionary Paradigm
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intersection of the four planes perpendicular to the axes. Labeling the positive
coordinate directions as those most mutually opposed produces the useful rela-
tionship that the sum of the four coordinates of a point is always zero (i.e., if the
four axes are labeled p, q, r, s, then p + q + r + s = 0). Thus only the most conve-
nient three axes need be used for a particular point, or all four can be used and
the relationship used as a check. This technique is based closely on the previous
Reptile system.
In the case of the ...
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