The overall envelope of perfect form within which the feature would just fit is referred to as ____.

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The term "virtual condition" refers to the theoretical perfect form or size that a feature must be in order to fit within an overall envelope of perfect form. This can be contrasted with the actual measured size or condition of the feature, which may deviate slightly from the ideal in real-world manufacturing scenarios. Maximum material condition refers to a type of dimensional tolerance where the part is assumed to have the maximum amount of material possible, while virtual form and size are not commonly used technical terms in this context.

The Overall Envelope of Perfect Form Within Which the Feature