Cat in the Hat 1

[K.J. Boal]

I'd like that too . . . figuring out where to put those timing symbols can be a real pain sometimes!And opposite-facing arrows wouldn't need a timing symbol showing "alternating movement"either, would they?KJTo: sw-l at majordomo.valenciacc.eduSubject: Re: [sw-l] Cat in the Hat 1From: CWren at doe.k12.ga.usDate: Fri, 6 Jul 2007 14:31:16 -0400
[[Yes...Years ago we all had thought we would not
need those  
Simultaneous Lines in most cases, because we could "assume" at
least  
within ASL, that the movement was simultaneous unless otherwise  
stated...but we never made a real rule related to that issue...]]

I was wondering about that, because
I sure use a lot of them!  If we assume it to be simultaneous unless
otherwise noted, that would make things easier.

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July 6, 2007

On Jul 6, 2007, at 10:52 AM, Adam Frost wrote:
> Actually, I am referring to the continuous timing symbol that are
 
> the arcs. Look like (, but not on the side in most of these cases.
;-)

Oh wow...you are right I misunderstood you...you mean the Same-Time  
or Simultaneous Lines? Those are timing symbols...you are correct!

Please excuse ;-))

Yes...Years ago we all had thought we would not need those  
Simultaneous Lines in most cases, because we could "assume" at
least  
within ASL, that the movement was simultaneous unless otherwise  
stated...but we never made a real rule related to that issue...

We could state that if we do not use them, we assume that it is  
Simultaneous...smile...that actually would simplify the writing for  
everyday use...

Val ;-)




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