Partially solving Issue #150: high resolution neutron imaging #152
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Motivation In order to unify the spelling, I suggest to be consistent in the use of dash or space when using 'high resolution'. Only the term 'high resolution neutron imaging' (PaNET01250) is using a dash currently. Modification Exchanging the dash with a space in 'high resolution neutron imaging' (PaNET01250). No further terms are affected by that change Result The notation of 'high resolution' is now unique within the ontology.
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Motivation
In order to unify the spelling, I suggest to be consistent in the use of dash or space when using 'high resolution'. Only the term 'high resolution neutron imaging' (PaNET01250) is using a dash currently.
Modification
Exchanging the dash with a space in 'high resolution neutron imaging' (PaNET01250). No further terms are affected by that change
Result
The notation of 'high resolution' is now unique within the ontology.