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Indicate that CIF is the preferred geometry style now #833

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Expand Up @@ -806,6 +806,9 @@ in the table: :ref:`Actions of standard NeXus fields<tb.table-transform>`.
The rule is to always give the attributes to make perfectly clear how the axes work. The :index:`CIF` scheme
also allows to store and use arbitrarily named axes in a NeXus file.

The CIF scheme (see :ref:`NXtransformations`) is the preferred method
for expressing geometry in NeXus.

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