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Amir Karimi N Posted 11 years ago
Grammar

Grammer Question

I want to compare results of two scientific cases and I have a grammatical problem with the preposition:
It is also observed that for a determined situation the magnitude of critical follower force and flutter frequency of non-uniform beam "in the case (2) is lower than in the case (1)".
I want to know that the expression between "" is correct?
  

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Amir Karimi N I want to know that the expression between "" is correct? " "in the case (2) is lower than in the case (1)". There are grammatical problems with the preceding part of the sentence.

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  • Amir Karimi N I want to know that the expression between "" is correct?
  • " "in the case (2) is lower than in the case (1)".
  • There are grammatical problems with the preceding part of the sentence.
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Amir Karimi NI want to know that the expression between "" is correct?
No definite article before "case."

"in the case (2) is lower than in the case (1)".

There are grammatical problems with the preceding part of the sentence.
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Tank you very much, if I define the two cases in some paragraph before, then does it necessary to omit "the"s in my sentence? and in your opinion the preposition "in" is right is in the sentence?
You mention that the preceding of my sentence has a problem. Can you guide me about it...
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Case 1: (description)

Case 2: (description)

It is also observed that for a determined situation (specific condition?) the magnitude of the critical follower force and the flutter frequency of the non-uniform beam in the second case is lower than in the first case.


It is also observed that for a determined situation (specific c
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