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Hi all, Does anyone have any comments on this ? Thanks Pam From: coord@xxxxxxxx [mailto:coord@xxxxxxxx] On
Behalf Of Marc Gratacos As requested, Irina and I put together a spreadsheet (see
attached) identifying the elements/types using the Period type. Currently the
Period type is being used for two different situations: 1. A frequency like calculation or reset frequency is
expressed 2. An offset is expressed. The
period 'T' (term) is only meaningful for frequencies so the idea would be
to have two separate enumerations for frequencies and offsets, one with the
value T and the other without it. It
would be good if the chairs of the WGs can take a look at the elements and make
sure that we made the distinction between offset and frequency correctly. Let
us know if you have any comments. Marc The information contained in either this email and, if applicable,
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