The principal features of Argo include the easy combination of elementary text-processing components to form meaningful and comprehensive processing workflows, the ability to manually intervene in the otherwise automatic process of annotation by correcting or creating new annotations and the enabling of user collaboration by providing sharing capabilities for user-owned resources.
More than a century ago, Sabine wrote: "The general division of sciences into descriptive and normative has long been one of the commonest devices used in classification, so much that it has become almost traditional to refer to it even in the elementary text-books of logic and ethics" [ 1], page 433.
This elementary algebra text starts with a discussion of the nature of numbers and gives a comprehensive introduction to algebra, including formulae for solutions of polynomial equations.
I started with Medieval and Renaissance era art but eventually migrated towards elementary school text books, nature, architecture, random catalogs from the 60s and 70s, and the list goes on.
This goes back to the hunter-gatherer mentality that human beings associate with the earliest ancestors; modern-day husbands, though hopefully more civilized than the deep-browed people from your elementary school text books, nonetheless show some similarities to their ancient forebears when they feel the need to provide and protect.
His 1955 book, "An Elementary Textbook of Psychoanalysis," became a standard reference in training programs and sold more than a million copies, becoming the best-selling text on psychoanalysis by someone other than its inventor.
Open any elementary school math text, and you'll see balls, shoes, trucks - familiar objects from the real world - used to build numerical skills.
Like the elementary-level wall text often found in museums, the book can be uncomfortably wooden and didactic at times.
Causal explanations are sometimes lacking in the biographical, autobiographical and historical recount genres used in elementary social studies texts.
Kearns wears many hats as the co-founder of QueerTheology.com, a site dedicated to exploring and understanding Christian queer theology beyond just elementary debates and texts.
