What\'s the most semantically correct way to do subheadings or subtitles? Example below. About We sell apples, yay!
I guess that <div> might actually stand for: \"division\" since it creates a division in the document by separating content before and after it. Am I right?
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Studying for my final exam, and came across this past exam question: Consider the following program written in a C-like notation:
This sentence provides semantic information on several objects: \"Bob has two sons, Bill and Jim, who married Mary and Katy
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I am using Semantic MediaWiki with Lucene search and looking for a way to embed a SQL or Semantic Search query using the search input terms to generate a small table of results.
I am starting an MSc thesis and I investigating in the field of context-aware mashups.Do you guys know if there are any standard which have already been set on the way the cont开发者_StackOverflow社区
Update 2010-11-02 7p: Shortened description; posted initial bash solution. Description I\'d like to create a semantic file structure to better organize my data. I don\'t want to go a route like re
This is probably pretty stupid, but I\'m still green to LDAP. So I hope someone can lend me a hand. I am using Apache Directory Studio to do my searches and I am confused about when I should be using
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