infobox

A summary of the content on a Web page. Where applicable, Wikipedia uses infoboxes in the upper right corner of the page to highlight the pertinent facts about the article. Infobox content is used in DBpedia, the linked database derived from Wikipedia. See DBpedia and Wikipedia.

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In particular, some Wikipedia editors (who refer to themselves as 'Wikipedians') are concerned that Wikipedia data are being extracted by Google and presented in the form of a prominent infobox in search results (see Figure 2) as part of Google's 'Knowledge Graph' initiative (Singhal, 2012) but that the source of the data is not always visible (NMaia, 2016; Kolbe, 2015).

Provenance, power and place: linked data and opaque digital geographies

com)-- Russia[acute accent]s most reliable data center DataSpace, certified for compliance with Tier III Facility standard, became a site for the launch of the InfoboxCloud platform provided by hosting company Infobox.

Moscow Data Center DataSpace Becomes a Platform for InfoboxCloud

When the voice samples are added, users would be able to locate the WikiVip clips at the bottom of the Infobox on each Wikipedia page.

Wikipedia to add voice samples of famous people on site

2] introduce Faceted Wikipedia Search, an alternative search interface for Wikipedia, which facilitates infobox data in order to enable users ask complex questions against Wikipedia's encoded knowledge.

Exploring lexicographic ontologies for hierarchically organizing the Greek Wikipedia articles

Te parece correcto que agregue un infobox a Aniceto Latorre?

El pluscuamperfecto de indicativo en contacto con tres lenguas Amerindias

InfoBox Washington DC: The Dupont Hotel, Washington DC; www.

Terrifc trip is on the right trak... Let the train take strain on American adventure

The design by London architect Foster Lomas was chosen as winner from six entries in a competition to design the Tribeca Infobox, by Liverpool developer Urban Splash.

It's hip to be square at Tribeca site

Another related work known as dbPedia [3] is on extracting structured information from Wikipedia mainly by using the existing structured information, such as Wikipedia infobox templates and by making this information available on the Semantic Web.

Extracting named entities and relating them over time based on Wikipedia

she's falling out of touch with the whole affair, she's having a hard time concentrating, now she's whispering to me again, laying it all out on me: just what went on last night, and where it might end up, is what she was about to give away, and now she can just forget about it because we're approaching the infobox--this is the infobox, he says, you can go up and see the numbers, you can go up and get a complete overview, we approach the infobox, and we'd really like to get rid of him, shhh shhh, back in your basket, we'd really like to tell him now, but we can't.

That's really no way to make money

Infobox, The Clinton Proposal, 2/15/98, 1998 WL 6184031.

The politics of carbon dioxide emissions reduction: the role of pluralism in shaping the Climate Change Technology Initiative

It's a wonderful symbol for Berlin," says Ms Ariane Ribbeck, manager of Infobox, an information centre sponsored by the Government and large companies are developing the city.

World's biggest building site; Berlin aims to become global city

It's called the InfoBox and contains virtual reality models of how the square will look in the new millennium after billions of marks have transformed it into a symbol of East-West harmony.