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Table E.5: Inevitability
Verbal form    Equivalent expressions
will   
will not   
Distinguish from "shall" / "shall not".  Use to express behaviour of equipment or systems outside the scope of the document being drafted, where description of such behaviour is essential to the correct understanding of the requirements pertaining to equipment within the scope of the current document.

EXAMPLE:    Extract from standard specifying behaviour of terminal equipment: "… On expiry of timer T3, the terminal shall send a TIMEOUT message to the network and start timer T4.  The network will respond with a TIMOUT-ACKNOWLEDGE message.  On receipt of a TIMEOUT-ACKNOWLEDGE message, the terminal shall stop timer T4 …"; thus is distinguished the strong future ("the terminal shall") used for requirements and the normal future ("the network will") used to indicate expected events.

The verbal forms shown in table E.6 shall be used to indicate statements of fact.
Table E.6: Fact
Verbal form    Equivalent expressions
is     Any verb in the indicative mood, present tense.
is not   
Distinguish from "shall" / "shall not".  Do not use present indicative of verbs for expressing requirements.

Annex F (informative):
Checklist concerning quantities and units to be used in 3GPP TSs or 3GPP TRs
Void.

Annex G (informative):
Example layout of a typescript
Void.

Annex H (informative):
3GPP styles and various information
H.1    The 3GPP styles

Use table H.1 when determining which style to use for various elements of the deliverable.
Table H.1
Use this style    For this type of element
Heading 1    Clause ( if numbered)
Heading n    Subclause level n
In exceptional cases, for level 6 or beyond, use Heading 5 if required in contents list or H6 if not to appear. 
Heading 8    Annex title for TS
Heading 9    Annex title for TR
Normal    Standard paragraph, Definition
EX    Reference, Example 

EW    Symbol, Abbreviation, Example continuation in text 
Bn    List element level n 
FP    Free paragraph (left justified)
NO    Note integrated in the text 
NW    Note continuation in text 
NF    Note in figure 
TAN    Note in table 
TH    Table title, Figures
TAH    Heading within table
TAC    Centred text within table
TAL    Left justified text within table
TAR    Right justified text within table
TF    Figure title

TT
PL
EQ
Header
    use "tab" between "item/number" and "text".
EXAMPLE:    The "tab" is preceding this example text.

Other styles exist in the template, but are for use by the Support Team only.
H.2    Page numbering, page headers and footers
The skeleton document supplies fields for automatic page numbering and the identification of the deliverable in the page header. Do not add anything to or delete anything from the headers.
-    Use the HEADER style on all page headers (sections) except for the title page (section)