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Understanding mark-up:
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Applicability
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Selection
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Sections which identify objectives (not necessarily matching chapters and paragraphs)
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Phrases (sometimes single words) which identify metrics
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Parameters (which hold implied information),
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Exception
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Document metadata is not marked up
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Requirement
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The adding of mark-up makes the meaning of the document visible to people and computers without changing the layout or text of the document.
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Requirement sections and phrases are marked up using solid blue
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Applicability is marked up using dash green.
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Selection is marked-up using dotted purple.
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Exception is marked up using double-underline orange
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These styles have been adopted to aid visually acute and visually impaired users equally. |
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How is an Exception presented? |
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