Foreword IV
Introduction VIII
1 Scope
2 Normative references
3 Terms and definitions
3.1 Document type
3.2 Document structure
3.3 Presentation of document
4 Classification of documents
5 Objectives, principles and requirements
5.1 Objectives and general principles
5.2 Principles of preparing a document as a whole or in parts
5.3 Selection principles of normative elements
5.4 Presentation principles of documents
5.5 General requirements
6 Document name and structure
6.1 Document name
6.2 Structure
7 Preparation of levels
7.1 Part
7.2 Clause
7.3 Subclause
7.4 Paragraph
7.5 List
8 Preparation of elements
8.1 Title page
8.2 Contents
8.3 Foreword
8.4 Introduction
8.5 Scope
8.6 Normative references
8.7 Terms and definitions
8.8 Symbols and abbreviated terms
8.9 Classification and coding / system composition.
8.10 General principles and/or general requirements
8.11 Core technical element
8.12 Other technical elements
8.13 Bibliography
8.14 Index
9 Presentation of elements
9.1 Provision
9.2 Additional information
9.3 General content
9.4 Text
9.5 References and notes
9.6 Annexes
9.7 Figures
9.8 Tables
9.9 Mathematical formulae
9.10 Examples
9.11 Notes
9.12 Footnotes
9.13 Other rules
10 Formatting
10.1 Frame format as well as font size and font
10.2 Arrangement of levels
10.3 Arrangement of elements
10.4 Arrangement of expression form for elements
Annex A (Informative) Example of numbering of levels
Annex B (Normative) Designation of standardized items
B.1 General
B.2 Fitness for implementation
B.3 Designation system
B.4 Use of characters
B.5 Description block
B.6 Identity block
B.7 Adoption of internationally standardized item designation
Annex C (Normative) The type of modal verbs or sentence patterns used in the presentation of provision types
C.1 Requirements
C.2 Instruction
C.3 Recommendation
C.4 Permission
C.5 Statement
Annex D (Normative) Patent rights
D.1 Collection of patent information
D.2 Patent right not identified
C.3 Patent right identified
Annex E (Normative) Document format
Annex F (Normative) Font size and font of the document
Bibliography
Index
Figure B.1 Structure of designation system
Figure E.1 Format for recto page
Figure E.2 Format for even page
Figure E.3 Format for the first page of main body
Figure E.4 Format for back cover
Figure E.5 Format for title page of national standard
Figure E.6 Format for title page of professional standard
Figure E.7 Format for title page of provincial standard
Figure E.8 Format for contents
Figure E.9 Format for foreword or introduction
Figure E.10 Format for bibliography
Figure E.11 Format for index
Figure E.12 Format for annex
Table 1 Words representing standard function types in document names and their English translations
Table 2 Levels and numbering
Table 3 Categories, composition and presentation forms of elements in the document
Table 4 Core technical elements and provision type of standards of various function types
Table C.1 Requirements
Table C.2 Indication
Table C.3 Recommendation
Table C.4 Permission
Table C.5 Capability
Table C.6 Possibility
Table C.7 General statement
Table F.1 Font size and font of the document
Foreword IV
Introduction VIII
1 Scope
2 Normative references
3 Terms and definitions
3.1 Document type
3.2 Document structure
3.3 Presentation of document
4 Classification of documents
5 Objectives, principles and requirements
5.1 Objectives and general principles
5.2 Principles of preparing a document as a whole or in parts
5.3 Selection principles of normative elements
5.4 Presentation principles of documents
5.5 General requirements
6 Document name and structure
6.1 Document name
6.2 Structure
7 Preparation of levels
7.1 Part
7.2 Clause
7.3 Subclause
7.4 Paragraph
7.5 List
8 Preparation of elements
8.1 Title page
8.2 Contents
8.3 Foreword
8.4 Introduction
8.5 Scope
8.6 Normative references
8.7 Terms and definitions
8.8 Symbols and abbreviated terms
8.9 Classification and coding / system composition.
8.10 General principles and/or general requirements
8.11 Core technical element
8.12 Other technical elements
8.13 Bibliography
8.14 Index
9 Presentation of elements
9.1 Provision
9.2 Additional information
9.3 General content
9.4 Text
9.5 References and notes
9.6 Annexes
9.7 Figures
9.8 Tables
9.9 Mathematical formulae
9.10 Examples
9.11 Notes
9.12 Footnotes
9.13 Other rules
10 Formatting
10.1 Frame format as well as font size and font
10.2 Arrangement of levels
10.3 Arrangement of elements
10.4 Arrangement of expression form for elements
Annex A (Informative) Example of numbering of levels
Annex B (Normative) Designation of standardized items
B.1 General
B.2 Fitness for implementation
B.3 Designation system
B.4 Use of characters
B.5 Description block
B.6 Identity block
B.7 Adoption of internationally standardized item designation
Annex C (Normative) The type of modal verbs or sentence patterns used in the presentation of provision types
C.1 Requirements
C.2 Instruction
C.3 Recommendation
C.4 Permission
C.5 Statement
Annex D (Normative) Patent rights
D.1 Collection of patent information
D.2 Patent right not identified
C.3 Patent right identified
Annex E (Normative) Document format
Annex F (Normative) Font size and font of the document
Bibliography
Index
Figure B.1 Structure of designation system
Figure E.1 Format for recto page
Figure E.2 Format for even page
Figure E.3 Format for the first page of main body
Figure E.4 Format for back cover
Figure E.5 Format for title page of national standard
Figure E.6 Format for title page of professional standard
Figure E.7 Format for title page of provincial standard
Figure E.8 Format for contents
Figure E.9 Format for foreword or introduction
Figure E.10 Format for bibliography
Figure E.11 Format for index
Figure E.12 Format for annex
Table 1 Words representing standard function types in document names and their English translations
Table 2 Levels and numbering
Table 3 Categories, composition and presentation forms of elements in the document
Table 4 Core technical elements and provision type of standards of various function types
Table C.1 Requirements
Table C.2 Indication
Table C.3 Recommendation
Table C.4 Permission
Table C.5 Capability
Table C.6 Possibility
Table C.7 General statement
Table F.1 Font size and font of the document
