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v3 v4 8 8 invited to look for all instances of ”hadronic calorimeter” and modify ac- 9 9 cordingly. [This comment is not repeated for other occurrences.] 10 11 >>> addressed 10 12 11 13 Line 5: ”allows to produce collections” is not proper english. Replace … … 15 17 [This comment is not going to be repeated for the other sections.] 16 18 19 >>> addressed when needed. It is however correct to say: 20 "allows the user to store collections ..", see http://sentence.yourdictionary.com/allow 21 17 22 Line 5: The word ”collections” appears out of context here, and carries 18 23 no meaning to the casual reader. 24 25 >>> changed to "physics objects" 19 26 20 27 PAGE 2 … … 29 36 be repeated for the other sections. 30 37 38 >>> addressed 39 31 40 Third paragraph: 32 41 … … 35 44 at a start of a sentence. 36 45 46 >>> DELPHES is neither an acronym nor an abbreviation; it is therefore fine to start a sentence with it. 47 37 48 L1: No hyphen between ”data” and ”format”. Actually, ”data-format” 38 49 can be dropped altogether without losing information. 50 51 >>> addressed, "data-format" 39 52 40 53 L4: ”final observables” of photons and leptons is jargon, and carries lit- … … 42 55 energy” ? 43 56 57 >>> addressed 58 44 59 L5: ”the relevant sub-detectors” is also very much unclear. How about 45 60 simply ”the detector resolution” 46 61 62 >>> addressed 63 47 64 L6: ”High-level reconstructed quantities such as” carries little meaning to 48 65 the casual reader. The sentence would read better without it. 66 67 >>> addressed 49 68 50 69 L7: Why are ”calorimeter deposits” qualified as ”simple” ? Suggest to 51 70 drop it. Why is the ”particle-flow algorithm” qualified as ”so-called” ? Sug- 52 71 gest to drop it. 72 73 >>> changed, not relevant anymore. 53 74 54 75 Fourth paragraph: … … 232 253 233 254 L1: ”figure 10” should be ”Fig. 10” 234