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Glossary

A glossary is basically a list of terms and definitions. It can be thought of as a kind of index in which only one type of occurrence is of interest (the one that provides the “definition”), and which therefore includes the occurrence inline (instead of pointing to it via a locator).

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#index #occurrence #list #types #definition

What a controlled vocabulary is

A controlled vocabulary is a list of terms that have been enumerated explicitly. This list is controlled by and is available from a controlled vocabulary…

What Are The Differences Between A Vocabulary, A Taxonomy, A Thesaurus, An Ontology, And A Meta-model? #list #terms #authorities #definition #goal

RDF containers cannot be closed

A limitation of the containers described in Section 4.1 is that there is no way to close them, i.e., to say "these are all the members of the container". As…

Rdf Primer #members #list #RDF #programming-language

Similar to class and instance

Similar to class and instance. Use case is a template of an event and user story is an occurrence.

Alistair.cockburn.us | Stop Confusing Use Cases And User Stories #cases #occurrence #events #instances #class

Sprint backlog (scrum)

The sprint backlog is the list of work the Development Team must address during the next sprint. The list is derived by selecting stories/features from the…

Scrum (software Development) - Wikipedia, The Free Encyclopedia #sprint #team #features #list #number #lines

A citation index is better than manually selected indexing terms

When Eugene Garfield introduced the concept of a citation index for the sciences in 1955, he emphasized its several advantages over traditional subject…

Research Fronts 2014 : 100 Top Ranked Specialties In The Sciences And Social #Garfield #concept #index #science

Title changes and impact factor

After a title change, two JCR years must pass before the new title fully replaces the previous title in JCR. In the first year after a journal title change…

Journal Citation Reports Help #years #factors #count #changes #index