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@@ -7,13 +7,13 @@ Nicholas Chimitt and Stanley H. Chan "Simulating anisoplanatic turbulence by sam
 
 How to use:
 
-    There are two example files provided, the "TiltOnly.py" file, and the "v1_sim_example1.py" files. The tilt-only file is simpler, yet the v1_sim_example1 offers that described in our work. The v1_sim_example1 is a documented typical usage case.
+- There are two example files provided, the "TiltOnly.py" file, and the "v1_sim_example1.py" files. The tilt-only file is simpler, yet the v1_sim_example1 offers that described in our work. The v1_sim_example1 is a documented typical usage case.
 
-    The "utilities.py" file forms the main body of the functionality, calling upon "motion_compensate.py" and "integrals_spatial_corr.py" as needed. The functions therein are documented to help in their interpretability.
+- The "utilities.py" file forms the main body of the functionality, calling upon "motion_compensate.py" and "integrals_spatial_corr.py" as needed. The functions therein are documented to help in their interpretability.
 
 Packages included
 
-    We use a function to simplify some indexing "nollToZernInd" (Tim van Werkhoven, Jason Saredy; https://github.com/tvwerkhoven/libtim-py/blob/master/libtim/zern.py)
+- We use a function to simplify some indexing "nollToZernInd" (Tim van Werkhoven, Jason Saredy; https://github.com/tvwerkhoven/libtim-py/blob/master/libtim/zern.py)
 
 We would also point those interested in this file to use this version, which offers more flexibility and ease of use than its MATLAB counterpart.