| ??? 08/27/04 17:24 Read: times |
#76510 - RE: OT: criteria(s) Responding to: ???'s previous message |
Andy Neil wrote:
"`criteria' is plural; the singular form is `criterion'." Indeed. Even more confusing is when someone refers to the "Nyquist Criteria" when discussing how to avoid aliasing in sampled systems. (Forget it; it's Shannon's requirement, anyways.) Of course, the classic example is "datum," which is the singular of the plural "data." Jeez, "Star Trek" mangles the language! In the future, perhaps "To boldly go" is no longer a split infinitive, and there's really more than one Commander Data. Didn't he show up in an episode of TNG? -a |
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