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Mathematical formulae

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	Mathematical formulae shall be prepared in accordance to ETSI Drafting Rules, clause 5.3''.'' Details concerning tools that shall be used for editing "[https://portal.etsi.org/Services/editHelp/To-help-you-in-your-work/Further-resources/Mathematical-formulae Mathematical formulae]" are available on '''''editHelp!''''' website.		Mathematical formulae shall be prepared in accordance to ETSI Drafting Rules, clause 5.3''.'' Details concerning tools that shall be used for editing "[https://portal.etsi.org/Services/editHelp/To-help-you-in-your-work/Further-resources/Mathematical-formulae Mathematical formulae]" are available on '''''editHelp!''''' website.

	For an easy application of the ETSI styles, download "[https://portal.etsi.org/Services/editHelp/Standards-development/Drafting/Styles-toolbar The ETSI styles toolbar]" from '''''editHelp!''''' website and see clause 12.		For an easy application of the ETSI styles, download "[https://portal.etsi.org/Services/editHelp/Standards-development/Drafting/Styles-toolbar The ETSI styles toolbar]" from '''''editHelp!''''' website and see clause 12.<blockquote>Use '''EQ''' style.

	Use '''EQ''' style.

	Insert one tab before the equation to centre it.		Insert one tab before the equation to centre it.

	For automatic equation numbering see ETSI Drafting Rules, clause 6.9.2.		For automatic equation numbering see ETSI Drafting Rules, clause 6.9.2.</blockquote>

	== '''~~17.2~~ Equation numbering''' ==		=== '''Equation numbering''' ===
	If it is necessary to number some or all of the formulae in an ETSI deliverable in order to facilitate cross‑referencing, Arabic numbers in parentheses shall be used, beginning with 1:		If it is necessary to number some or all of the formulae in an ETSI deliverable in order to facilitate cross‑referencing, Arabic numbers in parentheses shall be used, beginning with 1:

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	Equations of an annex shall be preceded by the letter designating that annex followed by a full-stop (e.g. equation B.1, equation C.4.1). The numbering shall start afresh with each annex.		Equations of an annex shall be preceded by the letter designating that annex followed by a full-stop (e.g. equation B.1, equation C.4.1). The numbering shall start afresh with each annex.

	For added or removed equations further to the revision of a deliverable, see ~~also clause 10~~.		For added or removed equations further to the revision of a deliverable, see [[#Use and reproduction of text, signs and material legally protected\|#Clause numbering]].

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Table numbering

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	=== '''Table numbering''' ===		=== '''Table numbering''' ===
	The same rules of the figure numbering are applicable, see [[#Figure numbering]].		The same rules of the figure numbering are applicable, see [[#Figure numbering]].

			= Mathematical formulae =

			=== '''Layout of equations''' ===
			Mathematical formulae shall be prepared in accordance to ETSI Drafting Rules, clause 5.3''.'' Details concerning tools that shall be used for editing "[https://portal.etsi.org/Services/editHelp/To-help-you-in-your-work/Further-resources/Mathematical-formulae Mathematical formulae]" are available on '''''editHelp!''''' website.

			For an easy application of the ETSI styles, download "[https://portal.etsi.org/Services/editHelp/Standards-development/Drafting/Styles-toolbar The ETSI styles toolbar]" from '''''editHelp!''''' website and see clause 12.

			Use '''EQ''' style.

			Insert one tab before the equation to centre it.

			For automatic equation numbering see ETSI Drafting Rules, clause 6.9.2.

			== '''17.2 Equation numbering''' ==
			If it is necessary to number some or all of the formulae in an ETSI deliverable in order to facilitate cross‑referencing, Arabic numbers in parentheses shall be used, beginning with 1:

			EXAMPLE 1:

			x<sup>2</sup> + y<sup>2</sup> < z<sup>2</sup> (''S''tyle EQ) (1)

			Equations may be numbered sequentially throughout the ETSI deliverable without regard to the clause numbering, e.g. first equation is equation 1 and the twentieth equation is equation 20.

			Equations may also be numbered taking account of clause numbering.

			EXAMPLE 2: First equation in clause 5 is equation 5.1, second equation in clause 5.1.1 is equation 5.2, third equation in clause 5.2.3 is equation 5.3.

			EXAMPLE 3: First equation in clause 7 is equation 7.1, fifth equation in clause 7 is equation 7.5.

			EXAMPLE 4: First equation in clause 7.3.2 is equation 7.3.2.1, fifth equation in clause 7.3.2 is equation 7.3.2.5.

			Equations of an annex shall be preceded by the letter designating that annex followed by a full-stop (e.g. equation B.1, equation C.4.1). The numbering shall start afresh with each annex.

			For added or removed equations further to the revision of a deliverable, see also clause 10.

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Table numbering

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	=== '''Table numbering''' ===		=== '''Table numbering''' ===
	The same rules of the figure numbering are applicable, see ~~clause 15.2~~.		The same rules of the figure numbering are applicable, see [[#Figure numbering]].

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Layout of tables

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	Use borders to separate the rows and columns of tables, as appropriate; the precise format will depend on the structure of each table, but be consistent throughout a deliverable (or series of related deliverables). Borders should be ¾ pt single line.		Use borders to separate the rows and columns of tables, as appropriate; the precise format will depend on the structure of each table, but be consistent throughout a deliverable (or series of related deliverables). Borders should be ¾ pt single line.

	Each table shall be followed by an empty "Normal" style paragraph (¿ "Enter" key).</blockquote>		Each table shall be followed by an empty "Normal" style paragraph ("Enter" key).

			</blockquote>EXAMPLE:
			'''Table 1: Electrical properties (Style TH'')'''''
			{\| class="wikitable"
			\|Type

			''(Style TAH)''
			\|Linear density (kg/m)

			''(Style TAH)''
			\|Inside diameter (mm) ''(Style TAH)''
			\|Outside diameter (mm) ''(Style TAH)''
			\|-
			\|Text

			''(Style TAL)''
			\|Text

			''(Style TAC)''
			\|Text

			''(Style TAR)''
			\|
			\|-
			\| colspan="4" \|NOTE 1: This is a note to table. ''(Style TAN)''

			NOTE 2: This is a merged cell. ''(Style TAN)''
			\|}

			=== '''Table numbering''' ===
			The same rules of the figure numbering are applicable, see clause 15.2.

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Layout of tables

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	To repeat the column heading on all pages, use the table headings tool (Select the header of the table, and then in the toolbar: Table Layout/Repeat Header Rows).		To repeat the column heading on all pages, use the table headings tool (Select the header of the table, and then in the toolbar: Table Layout/Repeat Header Rows).

	For automatic figure numbering see ETSI Drafting Rules, clause 6.9.2). </blockquote>		For automatic figure numbering see ETSI Drafting Rules, clause 6.9.2). </blockquote><blockquote>Centre tables horizontally.

			The "space between columns" is 0,1 pt or 0,05 cm (default cell margins Left 0,05 cm & Right 0,19 cm).

			Maximum width for tables in portrait orientation: 17 cm and for landscape orientation: 22 cm.

			Set table columns widths in centimetres (not inches).

			Use borders to separate the rows and columns of tables, as appropriate; the precise format will depend on the structure of each table, but be consistent throughout a deliverable (or series of related deliverables). Borders should be ¾ pt single line.

			Each table shall be followed by an empty "Normal" style paragraph (¿ "Enter" key).</blockquote>

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Layout of tables

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	If applicable, the table number is followed by a colon, a space and the table title.		If applicable, the table number is followed by a colon, a space and the table title.

	To repeat the column heading on all pages, use the table headings tool (Select the header of the table, and then in the toolbar: Table ~~tools/~~Layout/Repeat Header Rows).		To repeat the column heading on all pages, use the table headings tool (Select the header of the table, and then in the toolbar: Table Layout/Repeat Header Rows).

	For automatic figure numbering see ETSI Drafting Rules, clause 6.9.2). </blockquote>		For automatic figure numbering see ETSI Drafting Rules, clause 6.9.2). </blockquote>

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Layout of tables

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	* Notes to tables shall be treated independently from notes integrated in the text and may contain requirements. They shall be located within the frame of the relevant table at the bottom.		* Notes to tables shall be treated independently from notes integrated in the text and may contain requirements. They shall be located within the frame of the relevant table at the bottom.

	To generate a list of tables see [[#List of figures and/or tables]].		To generate a list of tables see [[#List of figures and/or tables]].<blockquote>Use '''TH''' for the table number and title.

			Use '''TAH''' for table headings

			Use '''TAL''' for text left aligned

			Use '''TAC''' for text centred

			Use '''TAR''' for text right aligned

			Use '''TAN''' for the note to table. Separate "NOTE:" from the text of the note with a "Ctrl" + "→" (tab). Include notes to a table within its borders in one cell, at the bottom. The note numbering restart on each table.

			Use '''TB1''' for the list of level 1

			Use '''TB2''' for the list of level 2

			If applicable, the table number is followed by a colon, a space and the table title.

			To repeat the column heading on all pages, use the table headings tool (Select the header of the table, and then in the toolbar: Table tools/Layout/Repeat Header Rows).

			For automatic figure numbering see ETSI Drafting Rules, clause 6.9.2). </blockquote>

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Layout of tables

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	* Notes to tables shall be treated independently from notes integrated in the text and may contain requirements. They shall be located within the frame of the relevant table at the bottom.		* Notes to tables shall be treated independently from notes integrated in the text and may contain requirements. They shall be located within the frame of the relevant table at the bottom.

	To generate a list of tables see ~~clause 1.2~~.		To generate a list of tables see [[#List of figures and/or tables]].

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How to insert a figure

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	* In the destination document, select the "Paste" menu then "Paste Special", and choose the required output format.		* In the destination document, select the "Paste" menu then "Paste Special", and choose the required output format.
	* After closing this window, the figure appears as an object embedded into the Word document, which allows safe further edits.		* After closing this window, the figure appears as an object embedded into the Word document, which allows safe further edits.

			== Tables ==

			=== '''Layout of tables''' ===
			Tables shall be prepared in accordance to ETSI Drafting Rules, clause 5.2. For an easy application of the ETSI styles, download the "[https://portal.etsi.org/Services/editHelp!/Standardsdevelopment/Drafting/Styles.aspx The ETSI styles toolbar]from '''''editHelp!''''' website and see see [[#ETSI Styles]].

			* The table number and title shall be above the table itself. An explicit table title is optional.
			* The first word in the heading of each column shall begin with a capital letter. The units used in a given column shall generally be indicated within the column heading.

			* If the table continues over more than one page, the column headings '''shall''' be repeated on all pages after the first.
			* Notes to tables shall be treated independently from notes integrated in the text and may contain requirements. They shall be located within the frame of the relevant table at the bottom.

			To generate a list of tables see clause 1.2.

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How to insert a figure

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	* Right-click the figure you want to copy from the source document.		* Right-click the figure you want to copy from the source document.
	* In the destination document, select "Paste" - "Paste Special", ~~and the appropriate graphical tool (e.g. Microsoft® Office GraphicObject).~~		* In the destination document, select the "Paste" menu then "Paste Special", and choose the required output format.
	* MS Word opens the graphical software window: select "Edit" - "Paste Special" and choose the required output format.
	* After closing this window, the figure appears as an object embedded into the Word document, which allows safe further edits.		* After closing this window, the figure appears as an object embedded into the Word document, which allows safe further edits.