A design check with an outcome, such as buckling, shear, global or slope stability,lateral spreading, seismic or liquefaction, punching or structural axial,distinguished from a design input or output because its meaning is a verdict againsta demand and a capacity, not a value. Repeatable, since one design commonly needsmore than one check, or the same check run under different conditions (static andseismic, short-term and long-term); distinguish repetitions by gml:name or remark.Distinct from diggs:AbstractAcceptanceCriterionType: a criterion states a limit adesign must satisfy, declared on the specification side and checked against arealized feature after construction, whereas a design verification states theoutcome of a pre-construction analysis run against that limit, declared on thedesign side.
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<element name="DesignVerification" type="diggs:DesignVerificationType"><annotation><documentation>A design check with an outcome, such as buckling, shear, global or slope stability, lateral spreading, seismic or liquefaction, punching or structural axial, distinguished from a design input or output because its meaning is a verdict against a demand and a capacity, not a value. Repeatable, since one design commonly needs more than one check, or the same check run under different conditions (static and seismic, short-term and long-term); distinguish repetitions by gml:name or remark. Distinct from diggs:AbstractAcceptanceCriterionType: a criterion states a limit a design must satisfy, declared on the specification side and checked against a realized feature after construction, whereas a design verification states the outcome of a pre-construction analysis run against that limit, declared on the design side.</documentation></annotation></element>