| Figure 80: DTD-diagram for INTRODUCTION
Child elements | <p> <verbatim> <figure> <formula> <list> <def-list> <labeled-list> <note> <table> <topic-2>
parent elements | <acceptance-cond> <add-spec> <company-revision-info> <connection-comp-spec-1> <demarcation-other-projects> <dir-hand-over-doc-data> <general-net-spec> <general-project-data> <integration-capability> <net-architecture> <net-block-modes> <net-diag-spec> <net-error-handling> <net-init-spec> <net-interface-spec> <net-line-spec> <net-message-spec> <net-mgmt-spec> <net-node-spec> <net-oper-spec> <net-signal-spec> <net-topology-spec> <objectives> <parallel-designs> <project-schedule> <protocols> <purchasing-cond> <reason-order> <sample-spec> <segmentation-spec> <system-overview> <variant-spec>
Attributes for INTRODUCTION
Name | Type | Class | Value | Remark
--- | --- | --- | --- | ---
[S] | cdata | implied |  |
Description This is used to give a short introduction about the subject in question. It exists at the beginning of its parent element. It is not intended to use <introduction> for a full fledged description. Example
    <introduction>
      <p>This system is used to control the engine.</p>
    </introduction>
Description This element can be used to create an introduction.