In the case of Observation and Sampling the end of the
Execution is the time that the result is generated so it is called resultTime.
In the case of Actuation and Observation the
- phenomenonTime is the interval when the change or result applies to the actuated-
- or observed-property.
+ phenomenonTime is the interval when the change or result applies to the actuated
+ or observed property.
In the simplest case, an Execution is instantaneous and all these times are the same.
@@ -88,7 +88,7 @@
Historical observation — from combination of separate observation of t
atmosphere at some past time.
In this case, the concentration and age are the results of two initial observations (at the top of
).
- These provide input-values to the final observation (at the bottom of ).
+ These provide input values to the final observation (at the bottom of ).