REPLY Meaning of Stock/Level (SD6953)
SDMAIL Keith Linard
linard.keith at gmail.com
Tue Apr 22 06:23:07 CDT 2008
Posted by Keith Linard <linard.keith at gmail.com>
Re Jack Harich's post:
> Maybe it's more like nouns versus verbs.
> Variables that are verbs (rates) have a unit per time period, like persons/year.
> ... Verbs cannot be a stock
Consider velocity: (displacement/time)
Velocity can be either a flow variable or a stock variable, depending on
whether one's focus is on displacement or acceleration. That is,
Velocity can be considered either as a noun or a verb, depending on context,
just as in the English language we distinguish between a word being used as
a verb or a gerund.
Keith Linard
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Posted by Keith Linard <linard.keith at gmail.com>
posting date Tue, 22 Apr 2008 08:34:27 +1000
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