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Subject: [jvsw] Definition Edited At Word selprejumydu'a'y'utka -- By
 krtisfranks
Date: Fri, 13 Mar 2020 08:33:13 -0700
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In jbovlaste, the user krtisfranks has edited a
definition of "selprejumydu'a'y'utka" in the language "English".

Differences:

5,5c5,5
< 		In one sense of the word, $x_2$ is a 'viral' vector of $x_3$; in another sense of the word, $x_5$ is so. See also: "{prejumydu'a'y'utka}".
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> 		This word is a {brapagjvo} of "{se}l{prejumydu'a}" and ".{utka}"; each sumti slot should be interpreted as in those words - for example, "contagion" is used broadly, as in the definition of "prejumydu'a". If we temporarily constrain $x_3 to a biological disease, then in one sense of the word, $x_2$ (an upstream, although perhaps not ultimate, source) is an epidemiological/'viral' vector of contagion $x_3$; in another sense of the word, $x_5$ (the transmission pathway) is so. See also: "{prejumydu'a'y'utka}". Technically, because "prejumydu'a" is not a binary predicate, it maybe should be avoided as a modifier of ".utka".
11,11d10
< 		Word: vector, In Sense: disease/contagion; a possibly-intermediate source
\n12a12,12
\n> 		Word: vector, In Sense: disease/contagion; a possibly-intermediate source


Old Data:

	Definition:
		$x_1$ is infected/contaminated by something which was infected/contaminated by something which was infected/contaiminated by ... which was infected/contaiminated by $x_2$, regarding/pertaining to contagion $x_3$ and via means of transmission $x_4$, through intermediary nodes $x_5$ (ce'o list).

	Notes:
		In one sense of the word, $x_2$ is a 'viral' vector of $x_3$; in another sense of the word, $x_5$ is so. See also: "{prejumydu'a'y'utka}".

	Jargon:
		

	Gloss Keywords:
		Word: vector, In Sense: disease/contagion; a possibly-intermediate source
		Word: vector, In Sense: disease/contagion; a pathway of spread

	Place Keywords:


New Data:

	Definition:
		$x_1$ is infected/contaminated by something which was infected/contaminated by something which was infected/contaiminated by ... which was infected/contaiminated by $x_2$, regarding/pertaining to contagion $x_3$ and via means of transmission $x_4$, through intermediary nodes $x_5$ (ce'o list).

	Notes:
		This word is a {brapagjvo} of "{se}l{prejumydu'a}" and ".{utka}"; each sumti slot should be interpreted as in those words - for example, "contagion" is used broadly, as in the definition of "prejumydu'a". If we temporarily constrain $x_3 to a biological disease, then in one sense of the word, $x_2$ (an upstream, although perhaps not ultimate, source) is an epidemiological/'viral' vector of contagion $x_3$; in another sense of the word, $x_5$ (the transmission pathway) is so. See also: "{prejumydu'a'y'utka}". Technically, because "prejumydu'a" is not a binary predicate, it maybe should be avoided as a modifier of ".utka".

	Jargon:
		

	Gloss Keywords:
		Word: vector, In Sense: disease/contagion; a pathway of spread
		Word: vector, In Sense: disease/contagion; a possibly-intermediate source

	Place Keywords:


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