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Anonymous Posted 15 years ago
Grammar
What can be used instead of "another" in this context?
Hello,
I would like to write the following sentences:
Signal reception is performed at receiver A. Meanwhile, another signal reception is performed at receiver B.
Problem: I treat "reception" in this context as an uncountable noun, and then I need a correct word rather than "another" which cannot be used with that uncountable noun (or rewrite the second sentence). Your suggestions are highly appreciated.
I would like to write the following sentences:
Signal reception is performed at receiver A. Meanwhile, another signal reception is performed at receiver B.
Problem: I treat "reception" in this context as an uncountable noun, and then I need a correct word rather than "another" which cannot be used with that uncountable noun (or rewrite the second sentence). Your suggestions are highly appreciated.
Top answer
Start again: A signal is received at receiver A, and at the same time another signal is received at receiver B.
- Start again: A signal is received at receiver A, and at the same time another signal is received at receiver B.
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Start again:
A signal is received at receiver A, and at the same time another signal is received at receiver B.
A signal is received at receiver A, and at the same time another signal is received at receiver B.
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Thank you for your suggestion. However, I mean "special" signal reception, namely RAKE reception, and I have a few sentences between the aforementioned two sentences. Can I change "another" to "additional" or "further" as follows ? Please recall that I treat "reception" as an uncountable noun.
RAKE reception is performed at receiver A ............ (a few sentences here) ...........
RAKE reception is performed at receiver A ............ (a few sentences here) ...........
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