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Anonymous Posted 13 years ago
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Do we need comma before "and "in these sentences ?
They derive a trial solution of the TTI eikonal equation, and apply the
Shanks transform to stabilize the truncated power series,
and
We also discuss an extension of our approximations to
two-way traveltime moveout, and their applicability for multilayered
TTI models.
Shanks transform to stabilize the truncated power series,
and
We also discuss an extension of our approximations to
two-way traveltime moveout, and their applicability for multilayered
TTI models.
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I would not use a comma in either. However, I might try to put another verb before "and" in the second case, such as "examine" or "investigate".
- I would not use a comma in either.
- However, I might try to put another verb before "and" in the second case, such as "examine" or "investigate".
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I would not use a comma in either. However, I might try to put another verb before "and" in the second case, such as "examine" or "investigate".
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