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headline valency Explanation: However, as we argued in Section 5, we believe that the headline valency annotation task calls for syntagmatic rather than paradigmatic relations. ... clair.si.umich.edu/clair/anthology/query.cgi?type...id... - According to my Collins, Wertigkeit in this context corresponds to valency. I have found only one use of "headline valency" so lowest confidence level. -------------------------------------------------- Note added at 23 mins (2010-11-11 08:20:08 GMT) -------------------------------------------------- clair.si.umich.edu/clair/anthology/query.cgi?year=2008...id... |
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heading level Explanation: I think it is referring to level in the sense of level of importance, value, ranking and could include things like font size, font weight, etc. In particular, there are lots of references to this term in connection with working with HTML. Headings and subheadings: No more than three heading and subheading levels should be used. http://ajol.info/index.php/jfecs/about/submissions General Guidelines for Headings If you design your own style of headings, remember that the fundamental principle of heading design has to do with decreasing noticeability of headings, the lower the heading level. In any heading style, you'll notice the top-level heading (called first-level here) is the largest, darkest, boldest, most highly visible heading on the page. The tools you can use to achieve this greater or lesser degree of visibility include bold, italics, type size, different fonts, relationship to surrounding text, graphics elements attached to headings, and so on. http://www.io.com/~hcexres/textbook/headings.html#firstlevel Die einzelnen Überschriften besitzen, wie oben bereits erwähnt, verschiedene Wertigkeiten, somit sollte in der Hierarchie der Titel eines Webdokumentes im Sinne der Semantik so angelegt sein, dass h1 nur einmal definiert wird, da es mit dem Webseitentitel, den mit der höchsten Wertigkeit auszeichnet ( siehe Beispiel ). http://webstandard.kulando.de/post/2007/04/26/sinn_und_zweck... Clicking on the "Wertigkeit" link on the above page takes you to the following: Use <h1> for top-level heading <h1> is the HTML element for the first-level heading of a document: http://www.w3.org/QA/Tips/Use_h1_for_Title <h1>Most important heading, used only once, at top of page</h1> <h2>Second Most Important Heading Level</h2> <h3>Third Most Important Heading Level</h3> <h4>Fourth Most Important Heading Level</h4> http://www.criticism.com/seo/html-heading-tags-structure.php |
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Reference: title Reference information: http://www.google.pt/#hl=pt-PT&biw=1145&bih=667&q= Don't tit... |
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