The element "T" must contain number greater than -273.15. We will define our custom type for temperature named "Temperature" and will require the element "T" to be of that type.

The element "T" must contain number greater than -273.15. We will define a custom pattern named "Temperature" and use it for the definition of the element "T".

The element "A" must contain a string which is exactly three characters long. We will define our custom type for the string named "myString" and will require the element "A" to be of that type.

The element "A" must contain a string which is exactly three characters long. We will define our custom pattern - a string exactly three characters long - and the element "A" must contain this pattern.

The element "A" represents your salary - it must be positive number and it must be rounded to two decimal places. We will define our custom type "Salary" using "minExclusive" and "fractionDigits" elements. The element "A" must be of that type.

The element "A" must be positive number and it must be rounded to two decimal places. We will use the "decimal" datatype from XML Schemas and restrict it using the "fractionDigits" and "minExclusive" parameters (facets).

The element "A" represents a number in the format xxx.xx or -xxx.xx. It must have max. two decimal places and must have 5 total digits. We will define our custom type "myNumber" using "totalDigits" and "fractionDigits" elements. The element "A" must be of that type.

The element "A" represents a number in the format xxx.xx or -xxx.xx. It must it must have two decimal places and must have 5 total digits. We will use the "decimal" datatype from XML Schemas and restrict it using using "totalDigits" and "fractionDigits". The element "A" must contain this pattern.

The element "A" must contain an email address. We will define our custom type, which will at least approximately check the validity of the address. We will use the "pattern" element, to restrict the string using regular expressions.

The element "A" must contain a string representing an e-mail address.

The element "A" must contain a date, which is not less than 1.1.2001. We will define our custom type for the string named "myDate" and will require the element "A" to be of that type.

We will use the "date" datatype from XML Schemas and restrict it using using "minInclusive". The element "A" must contain this pattern.

The element "A" must represents time duration, which is from one day to one week. We will define our custom type named "myDuration" and will require the element "A" to be of that type.

The element "A" represents a number (decimal), which must not be in the scientific format (e.g. 1.5E+10 is forbidden - such numbers are not processed by XSLT, for example). We will just use the datatype "decimal", not "float" or "double" (the two latter allow mantissa-exponent notation).

We will use the "decimal" datatype from XML Schemas. The element "A" must contain this pattern.