'Element type' diaporamas de présentation

Chapter 2 Structured Web Documents in XML

Chapter 2 Structured Web Documents in XML. Grigoris Antoniou Frank van Harmelen. An HTML Example. <h2>Nonmonotonic Reasoning: Context- Dependent Reasoning</h2> <i>by <b>V. Marek</b> and <b>M. Truszczynski</b></i><br> Springer 1993<br> ISBN 0387976892. The Same Example in XML. <book>

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XML & related technologies

XML & related technologies. Outline. Markup Language XML DTD API for XML DOM SAX Related Technologies Name Space Xpath Xlink XSL Query Languages for XML Quilt. A critique of HTML. Extraordinarily flexible, but low on structure Fixed tag set (vocabulary) No automatic validation

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Stress Analysis

Module 4. Stress Analysis. Stress Analysis Overview. Stress analysis is a general term used to describe analyses where the results quantities include stresses and strains. It is also known as structural analysis . As described in Chapter 2, ANSYS allows several types of stress analyses:

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Analysis of the Coupled Journal and Thrust Bearing

Analysis of the Coupled Journal and Thrust Bearing. August 21 2004 Hakwoon Kim PREM, Department of Mechanical Engineering Hanyang University, Seoul, Korea. Contents. Motivation Reynolds Equation - Reynolds equation - Boundary condition - Load capacity and friction torque

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XML for Information Management

XML for Information Management. 12.1.-16.1. 2009. University of Erlangen-Nuremberg Computational Linguistics Instructor: Professor Airi Salminen http://users.jyu.fi/~airi/. Day 4: Logical and Physical Structure of XML Documents. Outline. 1. Components of the logical structure

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Technologies of the Networked Organization: XML & Web Services

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Representing and Reasoning on XML Documents: A Description Logic Approach

Representing and Reasoning on XML Documents: A Description Logic Approach. D. Calvanese, G. D. Giacomo, M. Lenzerini Presented by Daisy Yutao Guo University of Waterloo March 4, 2003. Outline. Introduction XML documents, DTDs and basic reasoning tasks

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PRACTICAL COMMON LISP

PRACTICAL COMMON LISP. Peter Seibel http://www.gigamonkeys.com/book/. CHAPTER 11 COLLECTIONS. COLLECTIONS. Common Lisp provides standard data types that collect multiple values into a single object. The basic collection types An integer-indexed array type

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C# and LINQ

C# and LINQ. Yuan Yu Microsoft Research Silicon Valley. Collections and Iterators. IEnumerable <T>. Very easy to use: foreach (string name in persons) { Console.WriteLine (name ); }. Iterator (current element). Elements of type T. More on IEnumerable <T>.

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2.5 XML Schemas

2.5 XML Schemas. A quick introduction to XML Schema W3C Recommendation, May 2, 2001: XML Schema Part 0: Primer (readable non-normative introduction; Recommended) XML Schema Part 1: Structures XML Schema Part 2: Datatypes Also under development:

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Recap: Chemical and Physical Change

Recap: Chemical and Physical Change. Different states of a substance are different physical ways of packing its component particles A physical change is associated with a change of state. A chemical change involves changing one substance into another

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Macro Basics

Module 10. Macro Basics. 10. Macro Basics. One of the most powerful features of APDL (ANSYS Parametric Design Language) is the ability to create macros. A macro is a sequence of ANSYS commands stored in a file and executed just like a regular command. Some useful macro capabilities:

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Inside the Earth

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CS134 Web Design & Development

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The Amazing Group 13 Parser Generator

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