The most common way of specifying properties of an XML document is through a a DTD (Data Type Definition) or a Schema [ 5, 6].
Although a Schema is an alternative way to specify the properties of an XML document, the DTD syntax was part of early XML standards and has long been supported by various XML processors.
The role of a descriptor is to emphasize the important structural and behavioral properties of a design artifact and also to document the artifacts associated with the design model.
The District Attorney there has charged Mikovits with "possession of stolen property," according to a document filed with the court, and "unlawful taking of computer data, equipment, supplies, or other computer related property".
Systematists often describe multiple features in a character state to capture anatomical complexity, to document non-independent properties of a single anatomical entity, or to represent what is assumed to be a 'character complex'.
Leave it to our friends at Grist to put on their thinking caps and take a little looksee at the "properties" of the powerpoint document.
We have demonstrated a methodology that can be applied to a corpus in at least a semi-automated way to extract data relevant to a set of language models; and to visualize the properties of the documents in the corpus with respect to these language models.
The METS manifest, along with another internal XML document, the OAI-ORE resource map [13] defines the contents, locations and properties of the documents comprising the collection.
Most existing methods put their emphases on the document side, and focus on how to utilize structural properties of XML documents to produce better search results, more effective ranking methods, or more efficient algorithms.
Accessibility is not a property of the document: It is situated in specific contexts and distributed across multiple agents and artifacts.
