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Dastparvardeh Posted 17 years ago
Vocabulary
Start Vs. start out
Hi,
in the following sentence:
"we didn't apply any initial conditions to the loop filter to start the simulation out."
why he uses "start out"? can't we use just "start"?
What is the difference when we say:
"we didn't apply any initial conditions to the loop filter to start the simulation."
thanks.
in the following sentence:
"we didn't apply any initial conditions to the loop filter to start the simulation out."
why he uses "start out"? can't we use just "start"?
What is the difference when we say:
"we didn't apply any initial conditions to the loop filter to start the simulation."
thanks.
Top answer
Hi, 'Out' just adds a little emphasis. Clive
- Hi, 'Out' just adds a little emphasis.
- Clive
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