Update adr/ADR-31.md

Co-authored-by: Byron Ruth <b@devel.io>

adr/ADR-31.md

@@ -129,7 +129,7 @@ $ nats kv put USERS 1234.address 1 Main Street   # message seq 3
 $ nats kv put USERS 1234.address 10 Oak Lane     # message seq 4 updates message 3
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-If we did a normal multi read using `{"multi_last":["$KV.USERS.1234.>"]}` we would get the address `10 Oak Lane` returned.  However, to get a record as it was at a certain point in the past we could supply the sequence or time, adding `"up_to_seq":3` to the request will return address `1 Main Street` along with the other data.
+If we did a normal multi read using `{"multi_last":["$KV.USERS.1234.>"]}` we would get the address `10 Oak Lane` returned.  However, to get a record as it was at a certain point in the past we could supply the sequence or time, adding `"up_to_seq":3` to the request will return address `1 Main Street` along with the other data. Likewise, assuming there was a noticeable gap of time changing addresses, the `up_to_time` could be used as a form of temporal querying.
 
 A `batch` parameter can be added to restrict the result set to a certain size, otherwise the server will decide when to end the batch using the same `EOB` marker message seen in Batched Mode with the addition of the `Nats-UpTo-Sequence` header