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The document describes the key elements that should be included in a technical description. It notes that a description generally includes the name, overview of functions, size, frames and components of the product or process. It also discusses keeping descriptions concise depending on their purpose and audience, as well as ensuring descriptions are well-organized, use precise language, and include visuals. The document provides guidelines for creating effective technical descriptions, such as defining the audience, building an outline, and keeping descriptions updated.
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