[sbml-svn] SF.net SVN: sbml:[21753] trunk/specifications/sbml-level-2/version-5/spec/ preliminary.tex

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Revision: 21753
          http://sourceforge.net/p/sbml/code/21753
Author:   mhucka
Date:     2014-11-24 18:15:50 +0000 (Mon, 24 Nov 2014)
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Clarification pointed out by Sarah. Forgot to check this in.

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--- trunk/specifications/sbml-level-2/version-5/spec/preliminary.tex	2014-11-24 08:34:44 UTC (rev 21752)
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   \begin{itemize}  
 
 \begin{blockChanged}
-\item \Reaction definitions begin to affect \Species that are listed as products and/or reactants.  \Reaction definitions with \token{fast} attribute values of \val{false}---the default---compute rates of change (i.e., amount per time) that affect species as described in Section~\ref{sec:about-kinetic-laws}; however, because no time has passed at $t = 0$, the rates of change of these reactions are zero.  \Reaction definitions with \token{fast} attribute values of \val{true}, on the other hand, \emph{do} affect the species that are listed as their products and/or reactants, and thus may change the value of their referenced \Species even at time $t = 0$.
+\item \Reaction definitions begin to affect \Species that are listed as products and/or reactants.  \Reaction definitions with \token{fast} attribute values of \val{false}---the default---compute rates of change (i.e., amount per time) that affect species as described in Section~\ref{sec:about-kinetic-laws}; however, because no time has passed at $t = 0$, the species' amounts will not be affected by these reactions.  \Reaction definitions with \token{fast} attribute values of \val{true}, on the other hand, \emph{do} affect the species that are listed as their products and/or reactants, and thus may change the value of their referenced \Species even at time $t = 0$.
 
   \item The initial value of any \Species, \Compartment, or \Parameter that is \emph{not} the target of an \InitialAssignment or \Rule may now be overridden by ``fast'' \Reaction definitions, as explained above.