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Anonymous Posted 12 years ago
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Is this correct:
"For each network topology the average latency is shown."
Or I have to put the subject to the first place losing the semantic nuance?
"For each network topology the average latency is shown."
Or I have to put the subject to the first place losing the semantic nuance?
Top answer
" That is OK. I would put a comma after 'topology' for clarity,
- " That is OK.
- I would put a comma after 'topology' for clarity,
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AnonymousIs this correct:"For each network topology, the average latency is shown."That is OK. I would put a comma after 'topology' for clarity,
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