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      The National Institute of Standards and Technology.
      Conformance test for W3C XML Schema Part 2: Datatypes.
      (see http://www.w3.org/TR/2001/REC-xmlschema-2-20010502/).
      File: NISTXML-normalizedString-minLength-1-5.xml
      XML instance number 5 in a series of 
      5 conforming to NIST test schema
      NISTSchema-normalizedString-minLength-1.xsd.
-->

<NISTSchema-normalizedString-minLength-1
    xmlns="NISTSchema-normalizedString-minLength-1-NS"
    xmlns:xsi="http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema-instance"
    xsi:schemaLocation="NISTSchema-normalizedString-minLength-1-NS NISTSchema-normalizedString-minLength-1.xsd">lity and conformance   NIST/ITL is collaborating with industry to solve these problems using the following related tasks:  Provide technical leadership by chairing and/or participating in       appropriate OASIS and W3C efforts  including OASIS XML and       XSLT/Xpath Conformance Subcommittees  W3C XSL-FO  DOM  and XML       Schema Working Groups  Provide test frameworks for XML  DOM  XSL-FO  XSLT/Xpath  and XML       Schemas  Partner with industry participants to build robust test suites for       XML  DOM  XSL-FO  XSLT/Xpath  and XML Schemas  Develop in-house tools to aid in automating test generation for       XML-based languages  Work with industry to ensure that these tests are used as       metrology tools  and that the results of the tests are fed back       into both the standards process and the development process   As chair of the OASIS XML Conformance Subcommittee  NIST/ITL led the development of the widely used XML test suite  NIST/ITL has further developed in cooperation with OASIS and W3C  robust testing resources for related XML technologies  including XML Schemas  DOM  and XSL  Developers and users utilize these tools to exercise both the appropriate W3C Recommendation and the associated implementations  Errors and ambiguities raised as a result of these tools are fed back into the development process for correction in future revisions    An industry s ability to use electronic commerce  EC  effectively depends primarily on that industry s ability to create  manipulate  and transmit intelligent information amo</NISTSchema-normalizedString-minLength-1>