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Merge pull request w3c#427 from rakuco/low-level-capitalization
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Capitalize "low-level" correctly in the text
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anssiko authored Dec 15, 2021
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An implementation of the {{Sensor}} interface for each [=sensor type=] must protect its
[=sensor reading|reading=] by associated [=powerful feature/name=] or {{PermissionDescriptor}}.
A [=Low-level=] {{Sensor|sensor}} may use its interface name as a [=powerful feature/name=],
A [=low-level=] {{Sensor|sensor}} may use its interface name as a [=powerful feature/name=],
for instance, "gyroscope" or "accelerometer". [=sensor fusion|Fusion sensors=] must
[=request permission to use|request permission to access=] each of the sensors that are
used as a source of fusion.
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The [=sensor feature names=] [=ordered set|set=] must contain [=policy-controlled feature=]
tokens of every associated [=policy-controlled feature|feature=].

A [=Low-level=] {{Sensor|sensor}} may use its interface name as a [=policy-controlled feature=] token,
A [=low-level=] {{Sensor|sensor}} may use its interface name as a [=policy-controlled feature=] token,
for instance, "gyroscope" or "accelerometer". Unless the [=extension specification=] defines
otherwise, the [=sensor feature names=] matches the same [=sensor type|type=]-associated
[=sensor permission names=].
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