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• [PDF File]Processing SGML documents

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  The Amsterdam SGML Parser [3], for example, also has a simple back end in which the starttag and endtag of each element can be replaced by some string. This back end is very easy to use and is powerful enough for simple applications. With this back end we are able to translate SGML documents to troff. Some SGML-like

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• [PDF File]ANNEX D: EXAMPLE PATENT DOCUMENT AND SGML MARKUP

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  EXAMPLE OF A PATENT MARKED UP WITH SGML TAGS The example which follows is a non-existent EPO patent which has been put together to show a variety of SGML markup which would not normally be found in one patent. In many cases the text is taken from actual patents, for example: the front page (title page). Even though it is a non-existent patent it

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• [PDF File]Grant Re dd Boook - USPTO

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  Systems - Standard Generalized Markup Language (SGML); the DTDs contained in Annexes B, C, and D. 5. The Grant Red Book (RB) DTD and the documents that conform to this Specification have been made compliant with the XML 1.0 specification, to the extent possible within SGML.

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• [PDF File]1 SGML A Shape Grammar Meta-Language

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  An example of this is shown in figure 6 where the application of the rule in figure 3 will produce the same result regardless of which transformation is selected. Figure 3. Schema rule that finds a square and places a circle in the middle of it. ... SGML - A Shape Grammar Meta-Language ...

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• [PDF File]Corpus Encoding Standard: SGML Guidelines for Encoding ...

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  structural specifications. In SGML, for example, formal specifications are given in a Document Type Definition (DTD) which provides a BNF description of legal tag syntax. SGML validation software checks that tags are properly nested, appear in the correct order, contain all required tags, etc.; that attributes appear when and only

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• Extending SGML to accommodate database functions: A ...

  Standard Generalized Markup Language (SGML) systems in the market for authoring and viewing docu-(ISO 8879, 1986) has been widely accepted for writing ments in SGML, few of these products support complex documents for ‘‘universal’’ representation. SGML was queries, and most only have the capability to search for simple text strings.

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• [PDF File]A GENTLE INTRODUCTION TO SGML

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  SGML is an international standard for the description of marked-up electronic text. More exactly, SGML is a metalanguage, that is, a means of formally describing a language, ... (for example, to format it) are sharply distinguished from the descriptive markup which occurs within the document. Usually, they are collected outside the document in ...

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• [PDF File]Using SGML as a Basis for Data-Intensive NLP

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  sentation of SGML marked-up text). The use of SGML as an I/0 stream format between programs has the advantage that SGML is a well de- fined standard for representing structured text. Its value is precisely that it closes off the option of a proliferation of ad-hoc notations and the associated

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• [PDF File]XML for Scientific Applications

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  SGML: Content Tagged Text start tags and end tags indentation not important SGML Example first line of SGML second line of SGML SGML: Structure A section is an optional heading, followed by one or more paragraphs. A paragraph is one or more lines or a quote.

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• [PDF File]Chapter Goals

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  to publish the SGML standard based on its sixth working draft in 1986 as an international norm (ISO 8879). The first important users of the standard were the US Internal Revenue Service (IRS) and Department of Defense (DoD). Figure 7-3 illustrates how to mark up the example described previously using SGML. Figure 7-3

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• [PDF File]CERN LIBRARIES, GENEVA llIIIIIIIIIIHIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII ...

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  definition of a generalized markup language. SGML 1. the definition of a set of "tags” identifying all markup, and applies this principle in the form of the two different phases: SGML uses the principle of logical document the structure of a document, and its definition has the system used for input, formatting, or output.

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• [PDF File]Document Type Definitions - University of Pittsburgh

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  • SGML introduced the notion of a “Document Type Definition” or DTD • XML is a simplified and at the same time extended form of SGML • SGML (and XML) documents include tags or copymarks • Documents containing tags that are correctly nested and ... literal. for example

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• Nuts and Bolts of SGML

  are committing to SGML; for example, government agencies, aerospace, computers, telecommunications, and publishing. Advantages of SGML Following are just a few of the many advantages of SGML. Using Special Tag Elements . By using special tag elements within an SGML file, text display can be altered either by the user or by front-end programs to ...

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• An SGML Enviromnet for STEP

  (NIST) will be using the Standard Generalized Markup Language (SGML), an interna-tional standard for document representation and exchange of text data. SGML will be used to facilitate intelligent, structure-based access to STEP documents. Because STEP is an evolving standard, consisting of increasingly large and complex documents, the

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• [PDF File]Modern Information Retrieval - Department of Computer ...

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  SGML SGML (ISO 8879) stands for Standard Generalized Markup Language, i.e., a meta-language for tagging text it provides rules for defining a markup language based on tags includes a description of the document structure called document type definition An SGML document is defined by: a document type definition; and

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• [PDF File]Markup 101: Markup Basics

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  The "granddaddy" of all computer markup languages is SGML (Standard Generalized Markup Language). SGML causes a bit of confusion for programmers. SGML is not a compiled or procedural computer programming language in the same way that BASIC, COBOL or SAS are programming languages. Rather, SGML is actually a standard for how to describe a document.

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• [PDF File]Creating a Tagset Template for the SAS® XML Libname Engine

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  SGML is all about grammar, semantics, and definition. SGML is an ISO standard (ISO 8879:1986), and the "official" title of the SGML standard from the www.iso.org site is: "Information processing -- Text and office systems -- Standard Generalized Markup Language (SGML)".

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• [PDF File]Understanding XML Catalog Files

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  example. The SGML standard required that at least one of the two identifiers was present, but did not require both. Enter Catalog Files At this point, the public identifier was a logical reference that could not easily be resolved, but at least it was transportable, unlike the system identifier. To address this problem, the SGML Open

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• [PDF File]5. Introduction to SGML and XML 5-1 Chapter 5 ...

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  only specialized, because the general SGML syntax is given (although there are many parameters defined in an SGML declaration). • SGML is an ISO-Standard (Nr. 8879 von 1986).

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