Eric,
The equations you link to are so simple
that linearizing them is no problem.
However, there are equations somewhat harder to linearize
that x = x0 + vt + 1/2 a t^2.
As I have said before, a few years back I was attempting to write an ID
on
packet loss concealment for TDMoIP.
After tr
Yaakov,
While I support the general idea behind the experiment
advocated in this draft, in fairness, your statement below is
just your version of what John said.
To see how complex a set of equations might be easily
shown in text, see http://www.ksc.nasa.gov/facts/faq04.html.
Roc
Bernard Aboba wrote:
> it is also possible that the situation could be addressed
> without any documents at all, just by a clear set of
> guidelines and a statement of policy
That would work for me!
Regards,
Ed Juskevicius
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On Tue, Jan 31, 2006 at 09:31:08PM -0500, Sam Hartman wrote:
> Harald> I do not want the IETF to craft rules for "X", and then
> Harald> re-craft them for "Y", "Z" and "W" because hastily crafted
> Harald> rules did not fit the next situation to come along. I want
> Harald> the rule
Speaking for myself --
As noted in the appeal, quite a few documents relate to the revocation of
posting rights. They cover different types of lists, authorized enforcers,
potential behaviors, remedies, and procedures. At this point, the major
issue seems to be non-WG lists. I don't think
> OK, yeah, we got that part. The question is, will the use of this
format prevent people from starting with the plain text in an ID?
The idea is to have normative equations and diagrams.
Probably at first people will leave SOME text in the pure ASCII version,
but as time goes on and we get use
Hi, Yaakov,
OK, yeah, we got that part. The question is, will the use of this format
prevent people from starting with the plain text in an ID?
The ID you published is in both txt and pdf, so if someone wanted to start
with the plain text in your ID, they could just start with the txt format.
> If the goal is to allow prettier output while still maintaining the
stability and reusability of plain text, that practically demands an
input format that is plain text underneath
No, the goal (as stated in the ID) is to enable normative drawings and
equations that are
not possible or extreme
