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Define and export "accelerometer" permission #67

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Expand Up @@ -187,7 +187,7 @@ The <dfn id="accelerometer-sensor-type">Accelerometer</dfn> <a>sensor type</a>'s
The <a>Accelerometer</a> has a [=default sensor=], which is the device's main accelerometer sensor.

The <a>Accelerometer</a> is a [=powerful feature=] that is identified by the
[=powerful feature/name=] "accelerometer", which is also its associated
[=powerful feature/name=] "<dfn permission export>accelerometer</dfn>", which is also its associated
[=sensor permission name=]. Its [=powerful feature/permission revocation algorithm=] is the
result of calling the [=generic sensor permission revocation algorithm=] with
"accelerometer".
Expand All @@ -199,7 +199,7 @@ whose [=map/keys=] are "x", "y", "z" and whose [=map/values=] contain device's [
about the corresponding axes. Values can contain also device's [=linear acceleration=] or [=gravity=]
depending on which object was instantiated.

The <dfn>acceleration</dfn> is the rate of change of velocity of a device with respect to time. Its
The <dfn>acceleration</dfn> is the rate of change of velocity of a device with respect to time. Its
unit is the metre per second squared (m/s<sup>2</sup>) [[SI]].

The frame of reference for the [=acceleration=] measurement must be inertial, such as, the device in free fall would
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