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Alexander et al,
It's looking that way. However, let's see how this vote
turns out, and we'll go from there. (Discussion is continuing,
along with the vote.)
Baker
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There is no clear argument in favor or against no, one or several NaI.
This topic should be discussed more, and a new motion proposed for voting.
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On Thu, Sep 3, 2009 at 7:19 PM, Ralph Baker Kearfott<rbk@xxxxxxxxxxxx
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> YES one NaI
>
> A bit of additional rationale:
> I've been following the arguments about NaI, and the usefulness
> of multiple NaI is unclear to me. In the presence of such
> uncertainty, IMO simplicity in what we standardize is best.
> The motion is simple, with an NaI occurring in a very limited
> context. Furthermore, the
> motion spells out very clearly precisely what an NaI is, as well as
> the results of operations involving an NaI. Such clarity is
> important in a standard to be used in mathematically rigorous
> computations.
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