I agree. Ask any linguist, and they'll tell you: "it looks just like HPSG (head-driven phrase structure grammar)".
:)

"Robert A. Morris" <ram@CS.UMB.EDU>
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09/16/2003 08:58 AM
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Subject: Re: DescriptoinML might be too broad Re: Name for the standard

No XML is descriptive. It's all syntactic.
Hah, hah, just serious.

Karen E. Medina wrote:

>All xml is descriptive.
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>> DescriptionML ?
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