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The components and concepts of the topic are then covered in chapters devoted to: - Describing Web Resources in RDF, which includes basic ideas, XML-based syntax, schema, and querying. - Web Ontology Language (OWL), which introduces the OWL language, examples and future extensions. Appendix A contains Abstract OWL syntax, which augments this chapter. - Logic and Inference, covers monotonic and non-monotonic rules, syntax, rule mark-up in XML and examples. This chapter will require an understanding of formal logic, and I also recommend additional research on the web regarding the debate about using non-monotonic rules, which has highly vocal proponents and detractors. - Applications, a chapter of case studies from real companies, including Audi, and material on how semantic web concepts can be applied to E-learning, web services and other scenarios. - Ontology Engineering (ontology is synonymous with taxonomy) using manual and semi-automatic methods. There is also an excellent discussion about reuse.

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It covers both how and why for RDF, OWL, Web Services, Agents and a number of other topics. And gives you a complete perspective for the entire field. Of course, what you don't get is a complete how-to guide on any one of these topics.

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English Grammar for the Utterly Confusedis a must-have for anyone who gets that 'deer-in-the-headlights" look when asked to recognize a misplaced modifier or even find the verb in a sentence.