The name "shape" is not a good choice. This element only affects the height and location of the delimiter, not its shape. Maybe "height" would be better.

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Proposed Disposition of DIS 29500 Comment GB-0589 (Modified: 2008-01-02) The name "shape" is an accurate description of this element because the element changes the height and the position, which, in turn, affects the shape of the entire formula. In order to make this clear, the following changes will be made to Part 4, §7.1.2.97, page 5,067, lines 5­13: 7.1.2.97 shp (Shape (Delimiters)) This element specifies the shape of delimiters in the delimiter object d. Delimiters can be centered around the math axis of the equation and still be made to fit the entire height of their contents (see right-hand example below) , or their height and shape can be altered to exactly match their contents ‘ height ( see left -hand example below). These settings significantly impact the shape of the overall equation. When this element is omitted, delimiters are ‘centered’. [Example: In the example s below, delimiters will be matched to the height exact shape of their contents on the left, and will be centered on the right : Match Centered + = + 42 + <m:dPr> <m:shp m:val="match"/> </m:dPr> + = + 42 + <m:dPr> <m:shp m:val="centered"/> </m:dPr> <m:dPr> <m:shp m:val="match"/> </m:dPr> end example]