How-to-read-a-Bruker-fid-file?.md

@@ -16,12 +16,12 @@ The data vector is read from the fid file using the `read_binary_file` function
 
 ## Form acquisitions
 
-On the base level, data is acquired into a buffer. The storage order can be explained using the following image.
+On the base level, data is acquired into a buffer. The data set acumulated inside of such buffer is what we consider a signle acquisition of certain length, from multiple channels. Consider the following example, an acquisition has a length of three samples and is measured using two acquisition channels. The following illustration represents the storage order inside the buffer for our example.
 
 ![buffer](/uploads/4f4e34ea1f4e7f2efc84a1e6a6741eb3/buffer.png)
 
 
+Which means that the data inside this buffer is actually threedimensional. First dimension stores real and imaginary part of the complex entries, second individual channels and third individual sample.
 
 The size of the buffer is almost independent on acquisition scheme, the only difference being, that some sequences use continuos acquisition blocks, acquiring multiple data rows in single acquisition.
 
-![buffer](/uploads/4f4e34ea1f4e7f2efc84a1e6a6741eb3/buffer.png)