- An
erratum or
corrigendum (pl.: errata, corrigenda) (comes from Latin:
errata corrige) is a
correction of a
published text. Generally,
publishers issue...
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presence of
either as a sign that the text is not Unicode. However,
Corrigendum #9
later specified that
noncharacters are not
illegal and so this method...
- The text of the
earlier 1995
version of the standard, with
Technical Corrigendum 1 and
Amendment 1, is
freely available for
download and
online reading...
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conducted by
Verizon between their 5G lab in
Virginia and
Washington D.C.
Corrigendum 1
transforms 'IT-secure keys' into 'secure keys' and
makes the location...
- Main, and
Extended profiles.
Version 2 (Edition 1.1): (May 7, 2004)
Corrigendum containing various minor corrections.
Version 3 (Edition 2): (March 1...
- "UNEF I
withdrawal (16 May - 17 June 1967) -
SecGen report, addenda,
corrigendum".
Question of Palestine.
Archived from the
original on 11 July 2020....
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completed a Z
standardization effort in 2002. This
standard and a
technical corrigendum are
available from ISO free: the
standard is
publicly available from...
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Information interchange —
Representation of
dates and
times —
Technical Corrigendum 1 ISO 8601:2000 Data
elements and
interchange formats —
Information interchange...
- p****ed OGC
compliance testing for the WCS 2.0
Interface Standard – Core:
Corrigendum 2.0.1. EGIS CO., LTD.
DIGITAL TWIN
CLOUD 1.0 (Registered: 2022-10-18;...
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sometimes issues "technical corrigenda" (where "corrigenda" is the
plural of
corrigendum).
These are
amendments made to
existing standards to
correct minor technical...
