Attempt att correcting syntax in readme file

Author: fresa

README.md

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 > A wrapper for web workers in angular
 
 ###Why?
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 Using web workers is somewhat awkward in raw Javascript. Doing it in angular applications even more so. 
 Each web worker runs in it's own context, and this context is isolated from the angular application.
 
@@ -11,24 +12,31 @@ angular-workers provides an angular service which upon request creates a web wor
 The returned web worker runs it's own angular context which allows it to resolve angular dependencies.
 
 ##Installation
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 install with bower using:
 <pre><code>
 bower install angular-workers
 </pre></code>
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 ##How to use
 
 1. Depend on the WorkerService.
 2. Specify the URL to the file containing the angular script by invoking: 
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 <pre><code>
 // The URL must be absolute because of the URL blob specification  
 WorkerService.setAngularUrl(url)
 <pre><code>
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 3. OPTIONALLY: Specify how the web worker is to find any dependencies by invoking: 
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 <pre><code>
 // The URL must be absolute because of the URL blob specification  
 WorkerService.addDependency(serviceName, moduleName, url) 
 </pre></code>
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 4. Create create a promise of an angularWorker by invoking: 
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 <pre><code>
     var workerPromise = WorkerService.createAngularWorker(['input', 'output' /*additional optional deps*/,   
     &nbsp;&nbsp;function(input, output /*additional optional deps*/) {  
@@ -40,6 +48,7 @@ WorkerService.addDependency(serviceName, moduleName, url)
     &nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;// We may optionally depend on other angular services. These services can be used just as in the main thread.  
     &nbsp;&nbsp;}]);
 </code></pre>
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 5. When the workerPromise resolves the worker is initialized with it's own angular context and is ready to use. Like so:
 <pre><code>
     workerPromise.then(function success(angularWorker) {  
@@ -60,11 +69,13 @@ WorkerService.addDependency(serviceName, moduleName, url)
 The same initialized worker can be used many times with different input.
 
 ##Requirements
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 The browser running the angular service needs to support the following:  
 * [Web Workers](http://caniuse.com/#feat=webworkers) (angular-workers does not use shared workers)  
 * [Blob URLs](http://caniuse.com/#feat=bloburls), specifically [creating blobs from strings](https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/API/URL.createObjectURL#Browser_compatibility)
 
 ##Limitations
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 The angular-workers is a wrapper around standard web workers. So all limitations with web workers apply.  
   * Data sent between the worker and main thread is deep cloned. (angular-workers does not use transferable objects, yet)
   This means transferring large object (about >20Mb, [Communicating Large Objects with Web Workers in javascript, Samuel Mendenhall](http://developerblog.redhat.com/2014/05/20/communicating-large-objects-with-web-workers-in-javascript/))