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Subject: [jvsw] Definition Edited At Word temymre -- By bairyn
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In jbovlaste, the user bairyn has edited a
definition of "temymre" in the language "English".

Differences:

2,2c2,2
< 		$x_1=m_1$ is a timer measuring $x_2=m_2$ (e.g. event) as $x_3=m_3=t_1$ long / elapsed time units / time-duration / interval from time / event $x_4=t_2$ to time / event $x_5=t_3$ on scale $x_6=m_4$, with accuracy $x_7=m_5$; $x_1$ is a timer for $x_2$.
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> 		$x_1=m_1$ is a timer measuring $x_2=m_2$ (e.g. event) as $x_3=m_3=t_1$ long / elapsed time units / time-duration / interval / period from time / event $x_4=t_2$ to time / event $x_5=t_3$ on scale $x_6=m_4$, with accuracy $x_7=m_5$; $x_1$ is a timer for $x_2$.


Old Data:

	Definition:
		$x_1=m_1$ is a timer measuring $x_2=m_2$ (e.g. event) as $x_3=m_3=t_1$ long / elapsed time units / time-duration / interval from time / event $x_4=t_2$ to time / event $x_5=t_3$ on scale $x_6=m_4$, with accuracy $x_7=m_5$; $x_1$ is a timer for $x_2$.

	Notes:
		

	Jargon:
		

	Gloss Keywords:
		Word: timer, In Sense: time measurer

	Place Keywords:
		Word: timer, In Sense: time measurer, For Place: 1



New Data:

	Definition:
		$x_1=m_1$ is a timer measuring $x_2=m_2$ (e.g. event) as $x_3=m_3=t_1$ long / elapsed time units / time-duration / interval / period from time / event $x_4=t_2$ to time / event $x_5=t_3$ on scale $x_6=m_4$, with accuracy $x_7=m_5$; $x_1$ is a timer for $x_2$.

	Notes:
		

	Jargon:
		

	Gloss Keywords:
		Word: timer, In Sense: time measurer

	Place Keywords:
		Word: timer, In Sense: time measurer, For Place: 1




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