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A Theory of Pure Design

by Denman Waldo Ross

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Distances

17. The definition of Distances in any direction is well understood. In defining position “B,” in Fig. 4, we say that it is, in a direction from “A,” the premise-point, down-to-the-right forty-five degrees (45°), that it is at a distance from “A” of one inch. Distances are always taken from premise-points.

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