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12.2.4. Reference and content elements have same meaning
This section explains that relationships established via nested elements and via references are semantically equivalent. The two examples given, Figure 12-4 and Figure 12-5, show the semantic equivalence between forward and backward references.
Figure 12-4: Example with a backward reference Figure 12-5: Example with a forward reference
A purely nested example is not given.
Suggest adding a third example with no reference at all:
<j:Witness> <nc:RoleOfPerson> <nc:PersonName> <nc:PersonFullName>John Doe</nc:PersonFullName> </nc:PersonName> </nc:RoleOfPerson> </j:Witness>
12.2.4. Reference and content elements have same meaning
This section explains that relationships established via nested elements and via references are semantically equivalent. The two examples given, Figure 12-4 and Figure 12-5, show the semantic equivalence between forward and backward references.
Figure 12-4: Example with a backward reference Figure 12-5: Example with a forward reference
A purely nested example is not given.
Suggest adding a third example with no reference at all: