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<!-- Formal Public Identifier:
"-//GCA//DTD MTPAPER.DTD 19990330 XML Vers 1.1//EN"
-->
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<!--  NAME:      DTD for GCA Markup Technologies Proceedings.   -->
<!--                                                            -->
<!--  PURPOSE:   To encode papers presented at the GCA          -->
<!--             Markup Technologies conference, thus           -->
<!--             allowing the Proceedings to be made into print -->
<!--             pages and electronic products prior to the     -->
<!--             conference and ensuring that the papers have   -->
<!--             uniform structure and appearance.              -->
<!--                                                            -->
<!--  NOTE:      This DTD requires the CALS SGML Declaration    -->
<!--                                                            -->
<!--  MODIFIED:  Mulberry Technologies, Inc.                    -->
<!--             PH:  USA 301-231-6930                          -->
<!--             FAX: USA 301-231-6935                          -->
<!--             [e-mail]                          -->
<!--  VERSION 1  Based on GCAPAPER.DTD Version 2.0.1.2          -->
<!--             modifed 1997/05/09 for SGML/XML'97             -->
<!--                                                            -->
<!--  WRITTEN:   ATLIS Consulting Group  (Lawrence A. Beck)     -->
<!--             Silver Spring, Maryland 20852                  -->
<!--  ORIG DATE: 1996-02 (For SGML'96)
-->
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<!--                    Change History                          -->
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<!-- No.    REASON for/DESCRIPTION of CHANGE               DATE -->
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<!--  1. STRUCTURAL CHANGE TO DTD (for ease of use)   3/30/1999 -->
<!--     Folded table model into the main DTD so users do not   -->
<!--     have to set up a catalog (just to make it a little     -->
<!--     easier). External entity sets are still required.      -->
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<!-- ========================================================== -->
<!-- ========================================================== -->
<!--                    NOTATION DECLARATIONS                   -->
<!--                    (Notations for tiff and eps             -->
<!--                    and linespecific are included)          -->
<!-- ========================================================== -->
<!--                    TIFF                                    -->
<!--                    TIFF files may be provided in either
                        uncompressed or LZW compressed forms    -->
<!NOTATION tiff PUBLIC "-//ISBN 0-7923-9432-1::Graphic Notation//NOTATION
Aldus/Microsoft Tagged Interchange File Format//EN">

<!--                    ENCAPSULATED POSTSCRIPT                 -->
<!--                    Encapsulated Postscript file should be
                        ASCII, have embedded fonts and not
                        contain a preview.                      -->
<!NOTATION eps PUBLIC "-//ISBN 0-7923-9432-1::Graphic Notation//NOTATION Adobe Systems
Encapsulated Postscript//EN">

<!--                     Line-specific for verbatim text        -->
<!NOTATION linespecific SYSTEM "line ends and leading white space must be preserved on output">

<!-- ========================================================== -->
<!--                    SPECIAL CHARACTER ENTITY SETS           -->
<!-- ========================================================== -->
<!-- XML versions of the standard ISO special character entity
     sets are invoked. The named files should be in the same
     system subdirectory as this DTD file.                      -->
<!ENTITY % ISOlat1 SYSTEM "ISOlat1.pen">

<!ENTITY % ISOlat2 SYSTEM "ISOlat2.pen">

<!ENTITY % ISOgrk3 SYSTEM "ISOgrk3.pen">

<!ENTITY % ISOdia SYSTEM "ISOdia.pen">

<!ENTITY % ISOnum SYSTEM "ISOnum.pen">

<!ENTITY % ISOpub SYSTEM "ISOpub.pen">

<!ENTITY % ISOtech SYSTEM "ISOtech.pen">

%ISOlat1;

%ISOlat2;

%ISOgrk3;

%ISOdia;

%ISOnum;

%ISOpub;

%ISOtech;

<!--R: corresponds to (wedge, equals)-->
<!-- ========================================================== -->
<!--                      PARAMETER ENTITIES for CONTENT MODELS -->
<!-- ========================================================== -->
<!--                      EMPHASIS TYPES                        -->
<!ENTITY % emphs "highlight
                  | sub
                  | super">

<!--                      PHRASE-LEVEL ELEMENTS                 -->
<!--                      (small, floating inside text)         -->
<!ENTITY % phrase "acronym
                   | acronym.grp
                   | bibref
                   | cit
                   | fnref
                   | ftnote
                   | inline.graphic
                   | sgml
                   | xref">

<!--                      LIST TYPES                            -->
<!ENTITY % lists "deflist
                  | randlist
                  | seqlist">

<!--                      PARAGRAPH-LEVEL ITEMS                 -->
<!--                      (at the same level as a paragraph)    -->
<!ENTITY % paralevel "figure
                      | graphic
                      | %lists;
                      | lquote
                      | note
                      | table">

<!--                      PARAGRAPH CONTENT                     -->
<!--                      (inside a paragraph)                  -->
<!ENTITY % paratext "%emphs; | graphic | %lists; | %phrase; |
                           sgml.block | verbatim">

<!--                      TABLE ENTRY CONTENT                   -->
<!--                      (inside an <entry>)                   -->
<!ENTITY % paracon "#PCDATA | %emphs; | graphic |
                           %lists; | %phrase;">

<!--                      ELEMENTS INSIDE AN ADDRESS            -->
<!ENTITY % address.elems "aline
                          | city
                          | state
                          | province
                          | cntry
                          | postcode
                          | phone
                          | fax
                          | email
                          | web">

<!--ENTITY % yesorno      Is defined in the table module        -->
<!-- ========================================================== -->
<!--                    SGML OPEN TABLE MODEL                   -->
<!-- ========================================================== -->
<!-- This DTD uses the SGML Open modification of the CALS table
     model to insure that most implementors can process it.     -->
<!-- For ease of use, the model is included here directly rather
     than being referenced in an external file.                 -->
<!-- EXCHANGE TABLE MODEL DECLARATION MODULE (XML Version)         -->
<!-- This entity includes a set of element and attribute declarations
     that partially defines the Exchange table model.  However, the
     model is not well-defined without the accompanying natural
     language description of the semantics (meanings) of these
     various elements, attributes, and attribute values.  The
     semantic writeup, also available from SGML Open, should be used
     in conjunction with this entity.                              -->
<!-- In order to use the Exchange table model, various parameter
     entity declarations are required.  A brief description is as
     follows:

ENTITY NAME      WHERE USED              WHAT IT IS

%bodyatt         In ATTLIST of:          Additional (non-table related)
                 table element(s)        attributes on the overall
                                         (wrapper) table element(s)

%yesorno         In ATTLIST of:          An attribute declared value
                 almost all elements     for a "boolean" attribute

%titles          In content model of:    The "title" part of the model
                 table element(s)        group for the table element(s)

%paracon         In content model of:    The "text" (logical content)
                 <entry>                 of the model group for <entry>

%tbl.table.name  In declaration of:      The name(s) of the "table"
                 table element(s)        element(s)

%tbl.table-titles.mdl
                 In content model of:    The model group for the title
                 table elements(s)       part of the content model for
                                         table element(s)

%tbl.table-main.mdl
                 In content model of:    The model group for the main part
                 table elements(s)       (not including titles) of the
                                         content model for table element(s)

%tbl.table.mdl   In content model of:    The model group for the content
                 table elements(s)       model for table element(s),
                                         often (and by default) defined
                                         in terms of %tbl.table-titles.mdl
                                         and %tbl.table-main.mdl

%tbl.table.att   In ATTLIST of:          Additional attributes on the
                 table element(s)        table element(s)

%tbl.tgroup.mdl  In content model of:    The model group for the content
                 <tgroup>                model for <tgroup>

%tbl.tgroup.att  In ATTLIST of:          Additional attributes on the
                 <tgroup>                <tgroup> element

%tbl.tbody.att   In ATTLIST of:          Additional attributes on the
                 <tbody>                 <tbody> element

%tbl.colspec.att In ATTLIST of:          Additional attributes on the
                 <colspec>               <colspec> element

%tbl.hdft.name   In declaration of:      The name(s) of the table
                 head/foot element(s)    head and foot element(s)

%tbl.hdft.mdl    In content model of:    The model group for the content
                 head/foot element(s)    model for head/foot element(s)

%tbl.hdft.att    In ATTLIST of:          Additional attributes on the
                 head/foot element(s)    head/foot element(s)


%tbl.row.mdl     In content model of:    The model group for the content
                 <row>                   model for <row>

%tbl.row.att     In ATTLIST of:          Additional attributes on the
                 <row>                   <row> element

%tbl.entry.mdl   In content model of:    The model group for the content
                 <entry>                 model for <entry>

%tbl.entry.att   In ATTLIST of:          Additional attributes on the
                 <entry>                 <entry> element

     This set of declarations will use the default definitions shown
     below for any of these parameter entities that are not declared
     before this set of declarations is referenced.
                                                                   -->
<!-- These definitions are not directly related to the table model,
     but are used in the default CALS table model and may be defined
     elsewhere (and prior to the inclusion of this table module) in
     the referencing DTD.                                          -->
<!ENTITY % bodyatt "">

<!ENTITY % yesorno "CDATA">

<!-- no if zero(s), yes if any other digits value -->
<!ENTITY % titles "title?">

<!ENTITY % paracon "#PCDATA">

<!-- default for use in entry content -->
<!-- The parameter entities as defined below change and simplify the
     CALS table model as published (as part of the Example DTD) in
     MIL-HDBK-28001.  The resulting simplified DTD has support from
     the SGML Open vendors and is therefore more interoperable among
     different systems.

     These following declarations provide the Exchange default
     definitions for these entities.  However, these entities can be
     redefined (by giving the appropriate parameter entity
     declaration(s) prior to the reference to this Table Model
     declaration set entity) to fit the needs of the current
     application.

     Note, however, that changes may have significant effect on the
     ability to interchange table information.  These changes may
     manifest themselves in useability, presentation, and possible
     structure information degradation.                            -->
<!ENTITY % tbl.table.name "table">

<!ENTITY % tbl.table-titles.mdl "%titles;">

<!ENTITY % tbl.table-main.mdl "tgroup+">

<!ENTITY % tbl.table.mdl "%tbl.table-titles.mdl;
                          , %tbl.table-main.mdl;">

<!ENTITY % tbl.table.att " pgwide CDATA  #IMPLIED">

<!ENTITY % tbl.tgroup.mdl "colspec*
                           , thead?
                           , tbody">

<!ENTITY % tbl.tgroup.att "">

<!ENTITY % tbl.tbody.att "">

<!ENTITY % tbl.colspec.att "">

<!ENTITY % tbl.hdft.name "thead">

<!ENTITY % tbl.hdft.mdl "row+">

<!ENTITY % tbl.hdft.att "">

<!ENTITY % tbl.row.mdl "entry+">

<!ENTITY % tbl.row.att "">

<!ENTITY % tbl.entry.mdl " (%paracon; )*">

<!ENTITY % tbl.entry.att "">

<!-- =====  Element and attribute declarations follow. =====  -->
<!--
Default declarations previously defined in this entity and
referenced below include:
ENTITY % tbl.table.name       "table"
ENTITY % tbl.table-titles.mdl "%titles;,"
ENTITY % tbl.table-main.mdl   "tgroup+"
ENTITY % tbl.table.mdl        "%tbl.table-titles; %tbl.table-main.mdl;"
ENTITY % tbl.table.att        "
                        pgwide          %yesorno;       #IMPLIED "
-->
<!ELEMENT table  (%tbl.table.mdl; )>
<!ATTLIST table  frame          (top | bottom | topbot | all | sides | none )  #IMPLIED
                 colsep        CDATA  #IMPLIED
                 rowsep        CDATA  #IMPLIED
                 %tbl.table.att;
                 %bodyatt; >
<!--
     Default declarations previously defined in this entity and
     referenced below include:
     ENTITY % tbl.tgroup.mdl    "colspec*,thead?,tbody"
     ENTITY % tbl.tgroup.att    ""
-->
<!ELEMENT tgroup  (%tbl.tgroup.mdl; )>
<!ATTLIST tgroup  cols           CDATA  #REQUIRED
                  colsep         CDATA  #IMPLIED
                  rowsep         CDATA  #IMPLIED
                  align           (left | right | center | justify | char )  #IMPLIED
                  %tbl.tgroup.att; >
<!--
     Default declarations previously defined in this entity and
     referenced below include:
     ENTITY % tbl.colspec.att   ""
-->
<!ELEMENT colspec EMPTY>
<!ATTLIST colspec  colnum          CDATA  #IMPLIED
                   colname         CDATA  #IMPLIED
                   colwidth        CDATA  #IMPLIED
                   colsep          CDATA  #IMPLIED
                   rowsep          CDATA  #IMPLIED
                   align            (left | right | center | justify | char )  #IMPLIED
                   char            CDATA  #IMPLIED
                   charoff         CDATA  #IMPLIED
                   %tbl.colspec.att; >
<!--
     Default declarations previously defined in this entity and
     referenced below include:
     ENTITY % tbl.hdft.name     "thead"
     ENTITY % tbl.hdft.mdl      "row+"
     ENTITY % tbl.hdft.att      ""
-->
<!ELEMENT thead  (%tbl.hdft.mdl; )>
<!ATTLIST thead  valign        (top | middle | bottom )  #IMPLIED
                 %tbl.hdft.att; >
<!--
     Default declarations previously defined in this entity and
     referenced below include:
     ENTITY % tbl.tbody.att     ""
-->
<!ELEMENT tbody  (row+ )>
<!ATTLIST tbody  valign         (top | middle | bottom )  #IMPLIED
                 %tbl.tbody.att; >
<!--
     Default declarations previously defined in this entity and
     referenced below include:
     ENTITY % tbl.row.mdl       "entry+"
     ENTITY % tbl.row.att       ""
-->
<!ELEMENT row  (%tbl.row.mdl; )>
<!ATTLIST row  rowsep      CDATA  #IMPLIED
               valign       (top | middle | bottom )  #IMPLIED
               %tbl.row.att; >
<!--
     Default declarations previously defined in this entity and
     referenced below include:
     ENTITY % paracon           "#PCDATA"
     ENTITY % tbl.entry.mdl     "(%paracon;)*"
     ENTITY % tbl.entry.att     ""
-->
<!ELEMENT entry %tbl.entry.mdl;>
<!ATTLIST entry  colname       CDATA  #IMPLIED
                 namest        CDATA  #IMPLIED
                 nameend       CDATA  #IMPLIED
                 morerows      CDATA  #IMPLIED
                 colsep        CDATA  #IMPLIED
                 rowsep        CDATA  #IMPLIED
                 align          (left | right | center | justify | char )  #IMPLIED
                 char          CDATA  #IMPLIED
                 charoff       CDATA  #IMPLIED
                 valign         (top | middle | bottom )  #IMPLIED
                 %tbl.entry.att; >
<!-- ======= End of XML version of SGML Open Table Model ====== -->
<!-- ========================================================== -->
<!--                    ELEMENT DECLARATIONS                    -->
<!-- ========================================================== -->
<!--                      MARKUP TECHNOLOGIES PAPER             -->
<!--                      The "secnumbers" attribute indicates
                          whether the <section>, <subsec1>,
                          <subsec2>, and <subsec3> elements should
                          be formatted as numbered sections; for
                          example, <section><title>Section</></>
                          = "1. Section", <subsec1><title>
                          Subsection 1</></> = "1.1 Subsection 1",
                          etc.  Section numbering is
                          all-or-nothing and is turned on by
                          setting the "secnumbers" attribute to 1:
                          'secnumbers="1"'.                     -->
<!ELEMENT mtpaper  (front , body , rear? )>
<!ATTLIST mtpaper  secnumbers CDATA  '0' >
<!-- ========================================================== -->
<!--                    FRONT MATTER ELEMENTS                   -->
<!-- ========================================================== -->
<!--                      FRONT MATTER                          -->
<!--                      The abstract is optional because this DTD
                          is used for the Conference Chair
                          introductions and other introductory
                          material, but abstracts should be
                          included in all technical papers.     -->
<!ELEMENT front  (title , subt? , author+ , keywords? , abstract? )>

<!--                      TITLE DEFINITIONS                     -->
<!--                      MAIN TITLE                            -->
<!--                      The TITLE tag is used for: headings
                          within the paper, figure captions, etc.
                          Each type of title is formatted
                          appropriately for the context.        -->
<!ELEMENT title  (#PCDATA | %emphs; | %phrase; )*>

<!--                      SUBORDINATE TITLE                     -->
<!ELEMENT subt  (#PCDATA | %emphs; | %phrase; )*>

<!-- ========================================================== -->
<!--                    AUTHOR INFORMATION ELEMENTS             -->
<!-- ========================================================== -->
<!--                      AUTHOR                                -->
<!--                      Multiple authors are allowed inside
                          Front Matter. The author tag must be
                          repeated for each author.
                              The "contact" attribute indicates
                          who is the primary contact when the
                          paper has multiple authors.  "contact"
                          defaults to "0" but should be set to "1"
                          to indicate the corresponding author; it
                          should remain "0" for all other authors.

                                                                -->
<!ELEMENT author  (fname , surname , jobtitle? , address , bio )>
<!ATTLIST author  contact CDATA  '1' >
<!--                      FIRST NAMES & middle initial (if any) -->
<!ELEMENT fname  (#PCDATA )>

<!--                      SURNAME (last name)                   -->
<!ELEMENT surname  (#PCDATA )>

<!--                      AUTHOR'S JOB TITLE                    -->
<!ELEMENT jobtitle  (#PCDATA )>

<!--                      AUTHOR'S ADDRESS                      -->
<!ELEMENT address  (affil , subaffil* ,  (%address.elems; )* )>

<!--                      BIOGRAPHY                             -->
<!ELEMENT bio  (para+ )>

<!-- ========================================================== -->
<!--                    ADDRESS COMPONENT ELEMENTS              -->
<!-- ========================================================== -->
<!--                      Address component elements are provided
                          for some possible components (including
                          electronic) of an Author's address.
                          An Address consists of an Affiliation, a
                          possible Sub. Affiliation, then a number
                          of Alines followed by the other named
                          components as needed. Author's
                          Affiliation is  required, all other
                          components are optional.              -->
<!--                      AUTHOR'S AFFILIATION
                          (company, university, etc.)           -->
<!ELEMENT affil  (#PCDATA | %emphs; )*>

<!--                      AUTHOR'S SUBORDINATE AFFILIATION
                          (department, division, etc.)          -->
<!ELEMENT subaffil  (#PCDATA | %emphs; )*>

<!--                      ADDRESS LINES for street, bldg, suite,
                          etc. (anything not listed below)      -->
<!ELEMENT aline  (#PCDATA )>

<!--                      CITY, TOWN, VILLAGE, ETC              -->
<!ELEMENT city  (#PCDATA )>

<!--                      STATE (for US addresses)              -->
<!ELEMENT state  (#PCDATA )>

<!--                      PROVINCE                              -->
<!ELEMENT province  (#PCDATA )>

<!--                      POSTCODE
                          Is used for a US ZIP Code or other
                          national postal designator.           -->
<!ELEMENT postcode  (#PCDATA )>

<!--                      COUNTRY OF RESIDENCE                  -->
<!ELEMENT cntry  (#PCDATA )>

<!--                      VOICE NUMBER                          -->
<!ELEMENT phone  (#PCDATA )>

<!--                      FAX NUMBER                            -->
<!ELEMENT fax  (#PCDATA )>

<!--                      ELECTRONIC E-MAIL ADDRESS             -->
<!ELEMENT email  (#PCDATA )>

<!--                      WEB PAGE ADDRESS (URL)                -->
<!ELEMENT web  (#PCDATA )>

<!-- ========================================================== -->
<!--                    FRONT MATTER BLOCK STRUCTURES           -->
<!-- ========================================================== -->
<!--                      ABSTRACT
                          Is used to identify the paper's abstract.
                          Abstracts SHOULD BE INCLUDED for all
                          technical papers, but may not be needed
                          for Conference Chair Introductions and
                          and other Introductory material.
                          Generates the Section heading "ABSTRACT"
                                                                -->
<!ELEMENT abstract  (para+ )>

<!--                      KEYWORDS SECTION
                          Contains one or more Keywords (if any).
                          Keywords are words or phrases used to
                          name subject matter highlights.
                          If printed or displayed in the
                          Proceedings, the Keyword will generate
                          the Section heading "KEYWORDS", followed
                          by a simple list.  Keywords may also be
                          used to construct an index            -->
<!ELEMENT keywords  (keyword+ )>

<!--                      KEYWORD
                          Identifies each individual word or
                          phrase contained in KEYWORDS Section.
                          If printed or displayed in the
                          Proceedings, each Keyword will display
                          on a line by itself.                  -->
<!ELEMENT keyword  (#PCDATA )>

<!-- ========================================================== -->
<!--                    BODY and SECTION MODELS                 -->
<!-- ========================================================== -->
<!--                      BODY
                          The body of the paper may be divided
                          into sections.  Each section may be
                          divided into lower-level subsections.
                          A main section and three subordinate
                          subsection levels are provided.  Each
                          section or subsection must have a title.
                          Sections will be numbered if the
                          "secnumbers" attribute on <gcapaper>
                          is set to "1".                        -->
<!ELEMENT body  ( ( (para | %paralevel; )+ , section* ) | section+ )>

<!--                      PARAGRAPH                             -->
<!ELEMENT para  (#PCDATA | %emphs; | graphic | %lists; | %phrase; | sgml.block | verbatim )*>
<!ATTLIST para  id ID  #IMPLIED >
<!ELEMENT section  (title ,  ( ( (para | %paralevel; )+ , subsec1* ) | subsec1+ ) )>
<!ATTLIST section  id ID  #IMPLIED >
<!ELEMENT subsec1  (title ,  ( ( (para | %paralevel; )+ , subsec2* ) | subsec2+ ) )>
<!ATTLIST subsec1  id ID  #IMPLIED >
<!ELEMENT subsec2  (title ,  ( ( (para | %paralevel; )+ , subsec3* ) | subsec3+ ) )>
<!ATTLIST subsec2  id ID  #IMPLIED >
<!ELEMENT subsec3  (title ,  (para | %paralevel; )+ )>
<!ATTLIST subsec3  id ID  #IMPLIED >
<!-- ========================================================== -->
<!--                    REAR MATTER ELEMENTS                    -->
<!-- ========================================================== -->
<!ELEMENT rear  (acknowl? , bibliog? )>

<!--                      ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS SECTION
                          Generates the section head
                          "ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS"                    -->
<!ELEMENT acknowl  (para )+>

<!-- ========================================================== -->
<!--                    BIBLIOGRAPHY SECTION                    -->
<!-- ========================================================== -->
<!--                      BIBLIOGRAPHY                          -->
<!--                      Generates Section head "BIBLIOGRAPHY"
                          Formats like a definition list (in 2
                          columns) with the BIBREF being the term
                          (first column) and the PUB being the
                          definition (2nd column).              -->
<!ELEMENT bibliog  (bibitem )+>

<!--                      BIBLIOGRAPHIC ITEM                    -->
<!ELEMENT bibitem  (bib , pub )>
<!ATTLIST bibitem  id ID  #IMPLIED >
<!--                      BIBLIOGRAPHIC DESIGNATOR
                          BIB contains whatever designator the
                          author uses to identify publications
                          listed in the bibliography
                          (e.g., [LAB 87]).  BIB generates the
                          square "[]" brackets fore & aft.      -->
<!ELEMENT bib  (#PCDATA )>

<!--                      PUBLICATION                           -->
<!ELEMENT pub  (#PCDATA | %emphs; )*>

<!--                      BIBLIOGRAPHIC REFERENCE               -->
<!--                      The attribute "refloc" points from a
                          floating BIBREF to the ID of the relevant
                          Bibliographic Item. The <bibref> formats
                          as the same text as the formatted <bib>
                          element within the <bibitem> being
                          referenced.  For example, for the bibitem
                          <bibitem id="bib1"><bib>LAB 87</>...</>,
                          the bibliographic reference <bibref
                          refid="bib1"> formats as "[LAB 87]".  -->
<!ELEMENT bibref EMPTY>
<!ATTLIST bibref  refloc IDREF  #REQUIRED >
<!-- ========================================================== -->
<!--                    GENERAL ELEMENTS                        -->
<!-- ========================================================== -->
<!-- ========================================================== -->
<!--                    PARAGRAPH-LEVEL ELEMENTS                -->
<!-- ========================================================== -->
<!--                      LONG QUOTATION
                          (Block Quote, Extract, or extended quote)
                          Will set in a font other than the default
                          paragraph font and may use a different
                          indent pattern.                       -->
<!ELEMENT lquote  (para )+>

<!--                      NOTE IN TEXT
                          Generates the run-in head "NOTE: "    -->
<!ELEMENT note  (para )+>

<!--ELEM  para            PARAGRAPH is defined with Body/Section-->
<!--                      VERBATIM                              -->
<!--                      The VERBATIM element is generally
                          formatted "as is", but is possible, for
                          example, to make parts of it bold. All
                          spaces and line endings are preserved.
                          VERBATIM will set in a monospace font.-->
<!ELEMENT verbatim  (#PCDATA | highlight )*>
<!ATTLIST verbatim  format NOTATION  (linespecific )  'linespecific' >
<!-- ========================================================== -->
<!--                  FIGURE ELEMENTS (PARAGRAPH-LEVEL)         -->
<!-- ========================================================== -->
<!--                      FIGURE                                -->
<!ELEMENT figure  (title? , caption? ,  (graphic | verbatim | para )+ )>
<!ATTLIST figure  id ID  #IMPLIED >
<!--                      FIGURE CAPTION                        -->
<!--                      Description of the contents of the
                          figure, note about some feature of the
                          figure, or note about the source of the
                          figure. This is in addition to the
                          (usually brief) descriptive title
                          of the figure.  Figure Titles and Figure
                          Captions will look distinctly different,
                          by position or typography or both.    -->
<!ELEMENT caption  (para+ )>

<!--                      GRAPHIC                               -->
<!--                      GRAPHIC may be used by itself for an
                          unnumbered, untitled illustration, or
                          used in FIGURE when the illustration
                          should be numbered and, optionally,
                          titled.
                          The "figname" attribute contains an
                          entity reference that identifies the
                          graphic.
                          The "scale" attribute contains a number
                          that indicates the percentage the graphic
                          should be scaled.  -->
<!ELEMENT graphic EMPTY>
<!ATTLIST graphic  figname ENTITY  #REQUIRED
                   scale   CDATA   '100' >
<!--                      INLINE GRAPHIC                        -->
<!--                      Graphic appearing in a line of text,
                          and, presumably, approximately the same
                          size as the surrounding text, such as an
                          icon.
                          The "figname" attribute contains an
                          entity reference that identifies the
                          graphic.                              -->
<!ELEMENT inline.graphic EMPTY>
<!ATTLIST inline.graphic  figname ENTITY  #REQUIRED >
<!-- ========================================================== -->
<!--                    LISTS (PARAGRAPH-LEVEL)                 -->
<!-- ========================================================== -->
<!--                      RANDOM LIST (unordered)               -->
<!--                      The "style" attribute indicates what
                          type of list is desired. A simple list
                          is one with no item prefix.           -->
<!ELEMENT randlist  (title? , li+ )>
<!ATTLIST randlist  style  (simple | bulleted | dashed )  'bulleted' >
<!--                      SEQUENTIAL (ordered) LIST             -->
<!--                      The "number" attribute indicates the
                          type of prefix desired:
                          (e.g.    arabic    1, 2, 3, 4,...
                                   ualpha    A, B, C, D,...
                                   uroman    I, II, III, IV,...
                                   lalpha    a, b, c, d,...
                                   lroman    i, ii, iii, iv,...)-->
<!ELEMENT seqlist  (title? , li+ )>
<!ATTLIST seqlist  number  (arabic | ualpha | uroman | lalpha | lroman )  'arabic' >
<!--                      LIST ITEM                             -->
<!ELEMENT li  (para )+>

<!--                      DEFINITION LIST                       -->
<!--                      A two-column list (which may have both an
                          overall list title and column headings)
                          where the first column is term and the
                          second column is a definition/explanation
                          of that term.                         -->
<!ELEMENT deflist  (title? ,  (term.heading , def.heading? )? , def.item+ )>

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<!--                      DEFINITION LIST: TERM HEADING         -->
<!ELEMENT term.heading  (#PCDATA | %emphs; | %phrase; )*>

<!--                      DEFINITION LIST: DEFINITION HEADING   -->
<!ELEMENT def.heading  (#PCDATA | %emphs; | %phrase; )*>

<!--                      DEFINITION LIST: ITEM                 -->
<!ELEMENT def.item  (def.term , def )>

<!--                      DEFINITION LIST TERM                  -->
<!ELEMENT def.term  (#PCDATA | %emphs; | %phrase; )*>

<!--                      DEFINITION                            -->
<!ELEMENT def  (para )+>

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<!--                      ACRONYM GROUP                         -->
<!--                      (The acronym and the expansion in 1 box.)
                          The first time an acronym is used in the
                          text of a paper, Acronym Group can be
                          used to supply the definition as well as
                          the acronym at that point in the text.
                             For subsequent uses, the
                          definition is not necessary. Acronym
                          Groups will be formatted as "ACRONYM
                          (Expansion)" (e.g., "GCA (Graphic
                          Communications Association)").  Acronyms
                          and expansions may also be extracted for
                          use in a glossary published as part of
                          the proceedings.                      -->
<!--                      ACRONYM GROUP                         -->
<!ELEMENT acronym.grp  (acronym , expansion? )>

<!--                      ACRONYM (the actual acronym)          -->
<!ELEMENT acronym  (#PCDATA )>

<!--                      ACRONYM EXPANSION
                          (the expansion of the acronym)        -->
<!ELEMENT expansion  (#PCDATA )>

<!--ELEM bibref           BIBREF is defined with Bibliography   -->
<!--                      CITATION (Cited Title)
                          Title of book, paper, or article that is
                          mentioned by the author in a sentence.
                          The intent of <cit> is to allow a
                          reference to another document to take
                          a special typographic treatment, such
                          as italics.
                                                                -->
<!ELEMENT cit  (#PCDATA | %emphs; )*>

<!--                      FOOTNOTE                              -->
<!ELEMENT ftnote  (para )+>
<!ATTLIST ftnote  id ID  #REQUIRED >
<!--                      FOOTNOTE REFERENCE
                          The attribute "refloc" is used to point
                          to the ID of the footnote being
                          referenced.                           -->
<!ELEMENT fnref EMPTY>
<!ATTLIST fnref  refloc IDREF  #REQUIRED >
<!--ELEM inline.graphic   INLINE GRAPHIC is defined with Figure -->
<!--                      INLINE and BLOCK SGML CODE FRAGMENTS
                            <sgml> is an inline element for SGML
                          expressions that are on a single line,
                          possibly mixed with other text.
                            Use <sgml.block> for multiple
                          lines of SGML, or use <verbatim> for
                          blocks of text that are not SGML.
                            SGML will set in a monospace font.
                          Use < and > entities, etc., to
                          represent SGML delimiters in element
                          content (these will not be supplied by
                          a stylesheet).                        -->
<!ELEMENT sgml  (#PCDATA )>

<!ELEMENT sgml.block  (#PCDATA )>

<!--                      CROSS REFERENCE                       -->
<!--                      The attribute "refloc" is used to point to
                          the ID of the item being referenced.
                          The attribute "type" specifies the type
                          of the cross reference.  TYPE="number"
                          generates the number of the referenced
                          element (if it is numbered, and the
                          result is undefined for references to
                          elements that are not numbered).  For
                          example, 'See figure <xref type="number"
                          refloc="fg0001">' would be formatted as
                          'See figure 2'.
                          TYPE="title" generates the title of the
                          referenced element (if it does contain
                          a title element, and the result is
                          undefined for references to elements
                          that do not contain titles).  For
                          example, 'See the section "<xref
                          type="title" refloc="sec02">"' would be
                          formatted as 'See the section "Using
                          Cross References"'.                   -->
<!ELEMENT xref EMPTY>
<!ATTLIST xref  refloc IDREF  #REQUIRED
                type    (number | title )  'number' >
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<!--                      SUBSCRIPT                             -->
<!ELEMENT sub  (#PCDATA | %emphs; )*>

<!--                      SUPERSCRIPT                           -->
<!ELEMENT super  (#PCDATA | %emphs; )*>

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                          The "style" attribute indicates the type
                          of highlighting desired
                          (e.g.        bold     BOLD
                                       ital     ITALIC
                                       bital    BOLD-ITALIC
                                       rom      ROMAN
                                       under    UNDERSCORE)     -->
<!ELEMENT highlight  (#PCDATA | %emphs; | %phrase; )*>
<!ATTLIST highlight  style  (bold | ital | bital | rom | under )  #REQUIRED >