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3.3. Filling in the header 58 Properties Value set type XML name n/a descriptive Legal values Any integer or an interval of integers according to the pattern: x–y where y > x. Groups of intervals are not allowed. Each text sample in the CTB must be coherent. If several samples are taken from the same text source, each of them has to be put into a CTB file of its own. ⊲ edSection The section of a newspaper from which the sample is taken. Properties Value set type XML name n/a Legal values Any string. ⊲ edVolume descriptive The volume of a book from which the text sample is taken. Properties Value set type XML name n/a Legal values Any integer. ⊲ editionTitle descriptive The title of the edition (e.g. book, newspaper) in which the text appeared. Properties Value set type XML name n/a descriptive
3.3. Filling in the header 59 Legal values Any string. ⊲ fileCreationYear The year the electronic text sample was created. Properties Value set type XML name n/a descriptive Legal values Four-digit date which may be extended to a full date following the pattern yyyy-mm-dd. ⊲ forename First name(s) of a text’s author/editor/translator. Properties Value set type XML name n/a descriptive Legal values Any string. Names are always given as a string of pattern surname, forename in elements. If the name cannot be decomposed into forename and surname, the name is stated without a comma. If the text has been written/translated/edited by a company or organization, the name of that company/organization is stated. If the name for some reason is anonymous, the element is filled in with the string “anonymous”. ⊲ languageCharacterization Prose description of the language indicated by languageId. Properties Value set type XML name n/a descriptive
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Chapter 1 Aim and concepts Sketchin
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1.1. Aim of the project 5 Metadata
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6.2. Survey 129 1. IMS’s TreeTagg
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Bibliography Andersen, M. S., Asmus
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