Talk:Telicity: Difference between revisions

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::: I'm not going over the parts of these definitions concerning combinations of primes yet, as we need to find the right way to express these.

::: Anyhow, with this in mind, "multitelicity" means "the quality or state of being multitelic", while "multitelic", for its part, is an adjective describing an EDO that is telic in ~~one prime~~ relationship by more than one means. Also, it is from the sense of "telic" used to describe a comma that we get "telicity range", which is "the numerical range in which a given comma is telic" – this range is often designated by the number of the steps in the highest EDO to fall in this range, as the lowest EDO to fall in this range is always assumed to be 1edo.

::: Anyhow, with this in mind, "multitelicity" means "the quality or state of being multitelic", while "multitelic", for its part, is an adjective describing an EDO that is telic in a given multiprime relationship by more than one means. Also, it is from the sense of "telic" used to describe a comma that we get "telicity range", which is "the numerical range in which a given comma is telic" – this range is often designated by the number of the steps in the highest EDO to fall in this range, as the lowest EDO to fall in this range is always assumed to be 1edo.

::: Does this all make more sense now? --[[User:Aura|Aura]] ([[User talk:Aura|talk]]) 02:29, 21 January 2021 (UTC)

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 ::: I'm not going over the parts of these definitions concerning combinations of primes yet, as we need to find the right way to express these.
-::: Anyhow, with this in mind, "multitelicity" means "the quality or state of being multitelic", while "multitelic", for its part, is an adjective describing an EDO that is telic in one prime relationship by more than one means.  Also, it is from the sense of "telic" used to describe a comma that we get "telicity range", which is "the numerical range in which a given comma is telic" – this range is often designated by the number of the steps in the highest EDO to fall in this range, as the lowest EDO to fall in this range is always assumed to be 1edo.
+::: Anyhow, with this in mind, "multitelicity" means "the quality or state of being multitelic", while "multitelic", for its part, is an adjective describing an EDO that is telic in a given multiprime relationship by more than one means.  Also, it is from the sense of "telic" used to describe a comma that we get "telicity range", which is "the numerical range in which a given comma is telic" – this range is often designated by the number of the steps in the highest EDO to fall in this range, as the lowest EDO to fall in this range is always assumed to be 1edo.
 ::: Does this all make more sense now? --[[User:Aura|Aura]] ([[User talk:Aura|talk]]) 02:29, 21 January 2021 (UTC)