Update introduction.md (#329)

Author: ebram96

introduction/introduction.md

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 ## How Does Eiffel Achieve Flexibility?
 An important principle in Eiffel is that events are not prescriptive, but descriptive. An event is not an RPC call, it will not order the recipient to take a certain action. Instead, it is assumed that the recipient will react in an intelligent and conducive manner to the information it gathers. Holding to this principle becomes particularly important in large, multi-organizational integration contexts, as it allows decoupling and separation of concerns between consumers and producers of events.
 
-To exemplify, an organization developing a common component does not - and indeed should not - need to know how the continuous integration systems of its consumers are set up. As long as it accurately report on its own process as it builds, tests and verifies new versions consumers may come and go, or may decide to pick up specific deliveries or not, for any reason, without any need to notify or synchronize with the developing organization. Despite this traceability is still preserved: looking up who has integrated which component version when, how long it took, and whether they are included in any customer releases is but a query away.
+To exemplify, an organization developing a common component does not - and indeed should not - need to know how the continuous integration systems of its consumers are set up. As long as it accurately reports on its own process as it builds, tests and verifies new versions consumers may come and go, or may decide to pick up specific deliveries or not, for any reason, without any need to notify or synchronize with the developing organization. Despite this traceability is still preserved: looking up who has integrated which component version when, how long it took, and whether they are included in any customer releases is but a query away.
 
 Consequently, the larger enterprise-wide continuous integration and delivery system becomes highly flexible in that it may be modified and extended without synchronization or central orchestration.