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- word usage - Use of respectively twice - English Language Usage . . .
In the search to the right (respectively, left), we determine the subset containing R(Ui) (respectively, L(Ui)) as follows Mark a block full (respectively, partial) if all (respectively, part) of its endpoints are marked – Graph-Theoretic Concepts in Computer Science: 18th International Workshop, ed Ernst Mayr, 1993, page 15 (Wen-Lian Hsu)
- grammar - And vs Or when using respectively - English Language . . .
For real-, complex- and quaternion-type representations, the value of k is 1, 2 and 4, respectively my supervisor said that the correct sentence is: k is 1, 2, or 4 for real-type, complex-type, or quaternion-type irreducible representation, respectively because it is describing three distinct cases and each case is exclusive, we need to use "or"
- word usage - Is this correct use of respectively? - English Language . . .
Respectively does not mean 'in that order' in quite that sense The way it is frequently used is as: 'Jack and Jill were a boy and a girl respectively' - meaning that 'boy and girl' follows the same order as the names, so the first i e the boy, is Jack and the second, the girl, is Jill
- punctuation - Not always commas with respectively? - English Language . . .
"Respectively" is being used as an adverbial phrase—or word—in this sentence, and the applicable rule in the Chicago Manual of Style would be § 6 31 "Shorter adverbial phrases are less likely to merit a comma than longer ones "
- When to use respectively? [duplicate] - English Language Usage . . .
'We have a son and daughter, aged 7 and 4 respectively', meaning that the son is 7 and the daughter is 4 It is quite pointless to use 'respectively' without earlier reference It would be like saying 'We have a cat and a dog respectively' The 'respectively' in that example would be as useless as the human appendix!
- Usage of respectively with or vs and [duplicate]
Is this a correct way of using respectively in the following sentence The word respectively should link "X" with "above" and "Y with "below" X and Y may have incentives to keep and push stock prices above or below thresholds, respectively I would like that readers understand it as: X has only the incentive to push and keep prices above
- Use of plural with respectively when referring to a property
In control and treated cells, the mean values were 8 6 and 7 5, respectively In control and treated cells, the mean value was 8 6 and 7 5, respectively It's clear that the plural is used for cases in which two properties are listed (i e , the yield and recovery rate of A were ) but it's not clear when only one propery is listed
- word choice - Using respectively with and vs. or - English . . .
If the light changes from red to blue or from blue to red, you must catch and throw the ball, respectively The reader will parse catch and throw as a single unit ("whenever the light changes in whichever direction, catch the ball and throw it"), then stumble and fall over the respectively that makes no sense, be forced to go back and re-parse
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