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What does H mean here?

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H = Harvey?

Or it is not a proper use of English?

A professor inadvertently made a mild mistake: he wrote "0.15mV or less" as "1.5mV or less". I sent him a message in which I pointed out the error and he wrote back:

Thanks, appreciate your comments, best, H

Regards,
Professor Harvey White

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[+4] - DrewDad - 07/02/2010Yes. One is probably written by the professor, and the other is probably an automated signature line. Writing it by hand shows personal attention.

@oristarA,

it's an abbreviation of Harvey.

hope that helps...
RP

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@Region Philbis,

Thanks.
So the professor has repeated signing his name?

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@oristarA,

Yes. One is probably written by the professor, and the other is probably an automated signature line. Writing it by hand shows personal attention.

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