A particularly interesting case is if the destination is scalar, and the
first few bits of the predicate are zero. The loop proceeds to increment
-the Scalar *source* registers until the first nonzero predicate bit is
-found, whereupon a single result is computed, and *then* the loop exits.
-This therefore uses the predicate to perform Vector source indexing.
-This case was not possible without the predicate mask.
+the Vector *source* registers until the first nonzero predicate bit is
+found, whereupon a single *Scalar* result is computed, and *then* the loop
+exits.
+This in effect uses the predicate to perform *Vector source indexing*.
+This case was not possible without the predicate mask. Also, interestingly,
+the predicate mode `1<<r3` is specifically provided as a way to select
+one single entry from a Vector.
If all three registers are marked as Vector then the "traditional"
predicated Vector behaviour is provided. Yet, just as before, all other