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Correct typos #368

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Expand Up @@ -577,8 +577,8 @@ From the implementation perspective [=platform sensor=] can be treated as a soft
corresponding [=device sensor=]. It is possible to have multiple [=platform sensors=] simultaneously
interacting with the same [=device sensor=] if the underlying platform suppports it.

In simple case a [=platform sensor=] corresponds to a single [=device sensor=],
but if the provided [=sensor readings=] are product of [=sensor fusion=] performed
In simple cases, a [=platform sensor=] corresponds to a single [=device sensor=],
but if the provided [=sensor readings=] are a product of [=sensor fusion=] performed
in software, the [=platform sensor=] corresponds to a set of [=device sensors=]
involved in the [=sensor fusion=] process.

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[=request permission to use|request permission to access=] each of the sensors that are
used as a source of fusion.

Even though, it might be difficult to reconstruct [=low-level=] [=sensor readings=] from
Even though it might be difficult to reconstruct [=low-level=] [=sensor readings=] from
fused data, some of the original information might be inferred. For example, it is easy to
deduce user's orientation in space if absolute or geomagnetic orientation sensors are used,
therefore, these sensors must [=request permission to use|request permission to use=]
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<h3 id="example-webidl">Example WebIDL</h3>

Here's example WebIDL for a possible extension of this specification
Here's an example WebIDL for a possible extension of this specification
for proximity [=device sensor|sensors=].

<pre class=example>
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