| ... | ... | ... | ... | ... |
```
-Note that the upper 48 bits of GPR(1) would **not** be modified because
-the example has VL=5. Thus on "wrapping" - sequential progression from
+Note that the upper 48 bits of GPR(2) would **not** be modified due to
+the example having VL=5. Thus on "wrapping" - sequential progression from
GPR(1) into GPR(2) - the 5th result modifies
**only** the bottom 16 LSBs of GPR(1).
```
In other words, this perspective really is no different from the situation
-where the actual Register File is treated as a byte-level-addressable
+where the actual Register File is treated as an Industry-standard byte-level-addressable
Little-Endian-addressed SRAM. Note that this perspective does **not**
involve `MSR.LE` in any way shape or form because `MSR.LE` is directly
in control of the Memory-to-Register byte-ordering. This section is