Tobias Schwinger <tschwinger@neoscientists.org> writes:
I'll use the term "variation" instead of "possibility" (as just proposed by Rob Stewart):
Tag types: ----------
( changes: "variations of" inserted, corrected misplaced "(see reference)" )
The kinds of a type to be synthesised and complex classification queries are described by *tag* types.
A tag encapsulates one or more aspects of the kind of type.
Tags which only encapsulate variations of a single aspect are called *aspect tags* in the following text (see reference).
^^^ links to:
Lovely! "which" should be "that," though, at least by U.S. English rules" Normally, "which" should only follow a comma in a fragment that could be removed without altering the meaning of a sentence, as in "I felt lousy, which might have been good since I didn't want to go anyway." -- Dave Abrahams Boost Consulting www.boost-consulting.com