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namespace

A naming system that uses unique names to identify an object. For example, a network requires a different name for each workstation, server and printer. The Internet uses a hierarchical namespace that partitions names into top level domains, such as .com, and .org, and includes the millions of domain names (ibm.com, microsoft.com, etc.) in these categories. See Internet domain name, global namespace and XML namespace.


namespace - A set of names in which all names are unique.


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Global namespace presentation and management is too complex
A NIST scientist provided MPEG-7 schema and sub-schema validation for the ISO/IEC multimedia description scheme; MPEG-7 sub-schemas included description definition language, visual, audio, and W3C 1998 XML Namespace.
By providing better integration with XML Namespaces, it makes it easier than it has ever been to define the elements and attributes in a namespace, and to validate documents, which use multiple namespaces defined by different schemas.
 
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