From bdf89d982d979cebb9b93965f2c27a7d8557c1e9 Mon Sep 17 00:00:00 2001 From: Chris Little Date: Wed, 11 Oct 2023 13:50:09 +0100 Subject: [PATCH] Update 06-abstract_model.adoc spelling --- 23-049/sections/06-abstract_model.adoc | 8 ++++---- 1 file changed, 4 insertions(+), 4 deletions(-) diff --git a/23-049/sections/06-abstract_model.adoc b/23-049/sections/06-abstract_model.adoc index b799317f..4c73e920 100644 --- a/23-049/sections/06-abstract_model.adoc +++ b/23-049/sections/06-abstract_model.adoc @@ -341,13 +341,13 @@ The duration of a tick is a constant. The length of a tick is specified using a [[timescale_section]] ==== Timescale -A Timescale is a linear measurement (one dimension) used to measure or count monotonic events. +A Timescale is a linear measurement (one dimension) used to measure or count monotonic events. Timescale has three attributes: . Arithmetic: an indicator of whether this Timescale contains counted integers or measured real/floating point numbers. -. StartCount: the lowest value in a Timescale. The data type of this attribues is specified by the 'arithmetic' attribute. -. EndCount: the greatest value in a Timescale. The data type of this attribues is specified by the 'arithmetic' attribute. +. StartCount: the lowest value in a Timescale. The data type of this attribute is specified by the 'arithmetic' attribute. +. EndCount: the greatest value in a Timescale. The data type of this attribute is specified by the 'arithmetic' attribute. -In addition to the attributes, the Timescale class matains associations with two other classes to complete its definition. +In addition to the attributes, the Timescale class maintains associations with two other classes to complete its definition. . Clock: A Timescale 'has a' one <>. This is the process which generates the 'tick' which is counted or measured for the Timescale. . UnitOfMeasure: A timescale 'has a' one <>. This class specifies the units of the clock measurement as well as the direction of increase of that measurement.