1) Markup language
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Standard Generalised Markup Language - an international standard for encoding documents according to their logical structure and typographical style - HTML is a subset of SGML
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Standardized General Markup Language is the base language for document publishing and is used to define XML, HTML and more.
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Standard Generalized Mark-up Language,
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Standard Generalised Markup Language is a standard text markup language or tag set, which can be used in the typesetting process of a book. SGML tagging allows the publisher to re-adapt the text for other media. The tags used allow us to use any computer system or typesetting system to process the data according to the tags given. Examples of the t...
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Standard Generalised Markup Language. Language for describing the structure of a document. HTML is derived from SGML.
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Standard Generalised Mark-up Language. An internationally recognised (ISO 8879) encoding system used to describe the content and organisation of an electronic document independently of computer platforms and applications.
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(In topic `Web Development`) SGML (Standard Generalised Markup Language) is a system developed by the ISO in 1986 for defining the format in a text document. The emergence of the Web has generated renewed interest in SGML.
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Standard Generalised Markup Language - the first markup language, the ancestor of other markup languages such as HTML, WML and XML.
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Standard Generalized Markup Language. A generic language for marking various formatting and other textual relationships in a text.
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Standard/Structured Generalized Markup Language
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Developed in 1986 SGML provides a rich set of rules for defining new data formats. A well-known example of using SGML is XML, which is a subset of SGML: The definition of XML is all of SGML minus a couple of dozen items. SGML is an International Standards Organization (ISO) standard: ISO 8879:1986.
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Standard Generalized Markup Language
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Standard Generalised Markup Language - a meta-language that provides a comprehensive set of syntax rules for marking up the structure of documents and data. [HTML is a subset of SGML.]
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International Standards Organization standard describing how the structure (features such as headers, columns, margins, and tables) of a text can be identified so that it can be used, probably via filters, in applications such as desktop publishing and electronic publishing. HTML and VRML are both ty...
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