singly VS. singularly
singly VS. singularly
(OP)
On the plans a detail, in reference to a wall with a single mat of horizontal/vertical rebar, is labeled "Singly Reinforced".
Shouldn't that label read "Singularly Reinforced".
Those rebars may be placed singly, one-by-one, but it results in a singular, one individual, mat of reinforcement.
Whose right?
Shouldn't that label read "Singularly Reinforced".
Those rebars may be placed singly, one-by-one, but it results in a singular, one individual, mat of reinforcement.
Whose right?





RE: singly VS. singularly
Singularly reinforced could mean almost anything - reinforced with an unusual material, or to an excessive degree.
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Greg Locock
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RE: singly VS. singularly
RE: singly VS. singularly
However, it's also who's, not whose.
"Who's" is the contraction for "who is", and "whose" shows posession.
I know... picky, picky, picky...
Mike McCann
McCann Engineering
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RE: singly VS. singularly
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Mike McCann
McCann Engineering
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KENAT, probably the least qualified checker you'll ever meet...
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RE: singly VS. singularly
Mike McCann
McCann Engineering
RE: singly VS. singularly
RE: singly VS. singularly
Mike McCann
McCann Engineering
RE: singly VS. singularly