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Anonymous Posted 15 years ago
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Hi,
Present sentence is "Technical error in computerised billing system delays metering of 3.11 lakh water connections in Mumbai city"
Is this is correct?
Regards,
Srikanth
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Present sentence is "Technical error in computerised billing system delays metering of 3.11 lakh water connections in Mumbai city"
Is this is correct?
Regards,
Srikanth
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No. It is ambiguous. Metering = measuring, not invoicing.
- No.
- It is ambiguous.
- Metering = measuring, not invoicing.
- What is "lakh"?
- Is it a volume of water?
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No. It is ambiguous.
Metering = measuring, not invoicing.
What is "lakh"? Is it a volume of water? (e.g. cubic meters?)
You cannot meter (measure) a connection. You can meter the quantity of water that goes through a connection. You also need a time frame, since metering is based on water flow over a time period.
Maybe this is what you mean:
A technic
Metering = measuring, not invoicing.
What is "lakh"? Is it a volume of water? (e.g. cubic meters?)
You cannot meter (measure) a connection. You can meter the quantity of water that goes through a connection. You also need a time frame, since metering is based on water flow over a time period.
Maybe this is what you mean:
A technic
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