09:14 May 1, 2013 |
English language (monolingual) [PRO] Medical - Medical (general) | |||||
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| Selected response from: Tony M France Local time: 15:04 | ||||
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3 | the shortest distance from A to B or B to A |
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the shortest distance from xxx and zzz to yyy and zzz the shortest distance from A to B or B to A Explanation: I think you're misunderstanding the source text, which seems to be what is causing your confusion. "In one embodiment, the accuracy shall be understood as the shortest distance from any point along one of the cut and the stoma-contour in the template sheet to the other of the cut and the stoma-contour in the template sheet." Try this as: the shortest distance from any point along either the cut or the stoma-contour in the template sheet to either the stoma-contour or the cut in the template sheet So it's the shortest distance between any point on one or other of these to 'lines' to the other one. It is probably expressed this way because it is the distance between a point (on a line) and another line — but either way round. -------------------------------------------------- Note added at 11 mins (2013-05-01 09:26:24 GMT) -------------------------------------------------- Sorry: on one or other of these TWO 'lines' to the other one |
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