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Figure 1: Details of apparatus
EXAMPLE 2:
Figure 1
-    Use the TF style.
-    If applicable, the figure number is followed by a colon, a space and the figure name

6.6.4.5    Choice of letter symbols, style of lettering, and labelling
-    Use Arial font.
-    Use a font size of at least 8 points (final size), to ensure legibility.
6.6.4.6    Technical drawings
Void.
6.6.4.7    Diagrams

Void.
6.6.4.8    Notes to figures
Notes to figures shall be treated independently from notes integrated in the text (see subclause 6.5.1). They shall be located above the title of the relevant figure. A single note in a figure shall be preceded by "NOTE:". When several notes occur in the same figure, they shall be designated "NOTE 1:", "NOTE 2:", "NOTE 3:", etc. (see also subclause 5.2.1A). A separate numbering sequence shall be used for each figure.
Notes to figures may contain requirements.

-    Write notes to a figure using the word processor rather than embedding them in the figure itself.
-    Use the NF style.
-    Separate NOTE: from the text of the note with a tab.
6.6.4.9    Footnotes to figures

Footnotes shall not be used in 3GPP TSs or 3GPP TRs.
6.6.5    Tables
6.6.5.1    Usage
Tables should be used wherever appropriate to present information in an easily comprehensible form. It shall be possible to refer to each table explicitly within the text.

A table within a table is not permitted. Subdivision of a table into subsidiary tables is not permitted.
-    Centre tables horizontally.
-    The "space between columns" is 0,1 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).

6.6.5.2    Numbering
Tables may be numbered sequentially throughout the document without regard to the clause numbering, e.g. first table is table 1 and the twentieth table (in, say clause 7) is table 20.
Tables may also be numbered taking account of clause or subclause numbering.
EXAMPLE 1:    First table in clause 7 is table 7.1, fifth table in clause 7 is table 7.5.
EXAMPLE 2:    First table in subclause 7.3.2 is table 7.3.2.1, fifth table in subclause 7.3.2 is table 7.3.2.5.

See also subclause 5.2.1A. For the numbering of tables in annexes, see subclause 5.2.6.
-    You may use sequence fields for automatically numbering tables. See clause H.4: "Sequence numbering".
6.6.5.3    Layout of title
The title shall be above the table. An explicit table name is optional. See the following examples:
EXAMPLE 1:

Table 1: Electrical properties
EXAMPLE 2:
Table 1
-    Use the TH style.
-    If applicable, the table number is followed by a colon, a space and the table name

6.6.5.4    Headings
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 under the column heading.
EXAMPLE:
Type    Linear density (kg/m)    Inside diameter (mm)    Outside diameter (mm)