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Anonymous Posted 14 years ago
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the phrase "reading" when citing a sentence
I found a sentence in the document related to the patent as follows:
It seems that the sentence in Paragraph 2 reading "a second reflector comprising [...]"
Is it correct to use the word "reading" to show the cited sentence?
I feel it more suitable to use "stating" or write nothing......
It seems that the sentence in Paragraph 2 reading "a second reflector comprising [...]"
Is it correct to use the word "reading" to show the cited sentence?
I feel it more suitable to use "stating" or write nothing......
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]" Is it correct to use the word "reading" to show the cited sentence? Yes. It is the literal text of exactly what was in Paragraph 2.
- ]" Is it correct to use the word "reading" to show the cited sentence?
- Yes.
- It is the literal text of exactly what was in Paragraph 2.
- I feel it more suitable to use "stating" or write nothing......
- Perhaps the wording is legally significant.
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I found a sentence in the document related to the patent as follows:
It seems that the sentence in Paragraph 2 reading "a second reflector comprising [...]"
Is it correct to use the word "reading" to show the cited sentence? Yes. It is the literal text of exactly what was in Paragraph 2.
I feel it more suitable to use "stating" or write nothing...... Perhaps t
It seems that the sentence in Paragraph 2 reading "a second reflector comprising [...]"
Is it correct to use the word "reading" to show the cited sentence? Yes. It is the literal text of exactly what was in Paragraph 2.
I feel it more suitable to use "stating" or write nothing...... Perhaps t
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