DEFINE_STANDARD_HANDLE(ProjLib_ProjectedCurve, Adaptor2d_Curve2d)
//! Compute the 2d-curve. Try to solve the particular
-//! case if possible. Otherwize, an approximation is
+//! case if possible. Otherwise, an approximation is
//! done. For approximation some parameters are used, including
//! required tolerance of approximation.
//! Tolerance is maximal possible value of 3d deviation of 3d projection of projected curve from
//! "exact" 3d projection. Since algorithm searches 2d curve on surface, required 2d tolerance is computed
//! from 3d tolerance with help of U,V resolutions of surface.
-//! 3d and 2d tolerances have sence only for curves on surface, it defines precision of projecting and approximation
+//! 3d and 2d tolerances have sense only for curves on surface, it defines precision of projecting and approximation
//! and have nothing to do with distance between the projected curve and the surface.
class ProjLib_ProjectedCurve : public Adaptor2d_Curve2d
{
//! Set the parameter, which degines maximal possible distance between projected curve and surface.
//! It uses only for projecting on not analytical surfaces.
- //! If theMaxDist < 0, algoritm uses default value 100.*Tolerance.
+ //! If theMaxDist < 0, algorithm uses default value 100.*Tolerance.
//! If real distance between curve and surface more then theMaxDist, algorithm stops working.
Standard_EXPORT void SetMaxDist(const Standard_Real theMaxDist);
//! Stores in <T> the parameters bounding the intervals
//! of continuity <S>.
//!
- //! The array must provide enough room to accomodate
+ //! The array must provide enough room to accommodate
//! for the parameters. i.e. T.Length() > NbIntervals()
Standard_EXPORT void Intervals (TColStd_Array1OfReal& T, const GeomAbs_Shape S) const Standard_OVERRIDE;