To accomplish this, (1) the Navigation Document [ContentDocs301] must include a nav element which has the epub: type attribute value of index - term - categories, and which contains a complete list of relevant index terms; and (2) the cross-reference in the index must have an epub: type
attribute value index - term - category and an href attribute value pointing to that list.
The Navigation Document [ContentDocs301] may contain more than one nav element with the epub: type
attribute value index - term - categories (for example, in a publication with multiple indexes, the publisher may wish to have a separate index - term - categories for each index).
The epub: type
attribute value index - locator may be explicitly set on each a element, as shown in the above examples.
The head notes may contain a legend (a listing of abbreviations, symbols or special formatting used in the index, and their meanings) indicated by use of the epub: type
attribute value index - legend.
An index group is created by use of the epub: type
attribute value index - group.
Not exact matches
MSCI Style
Indexes categorize
value and growth securities using clear and consistent sets of
attributes and a rigorous methodological framework.
And, just like with baseball, it starts with trying to ignore the superficial
indices of
value — attractiveness, wealth — in favor of hidden
attributes with a stronger correlation to long - term relationship success.
If used, it consists of an [HTML5] header element or [HTML5] sectioning content element whose epub: type
attribute value includes
index - headnotes.
In other words, for any element whose epub: type
attribute value includes
index, either (1) all children that contain entries must have an epub: type
attribute value of
index - group or (2) there must be only one child that contains entries and it must be a ul element whose epub: type
attribute value will have the implied
value of
index - entry - list (see 2.2.3 Entries and Terms for entry list information).
Wherever it occurs, an
index must be wrapped in an element whose epub: type
attribute has the
value index.
Ranges may also be encoded using two a elements, the first designating the beginning of the range and the second designating the end of the range, wrapped in an element with an epub: type
attribute value of
index - locator - range.
An element whose epub: type
attribute value includes
index may contain one element whose epub: type
attribute value includes
index - headnotes.
Each a has an href
attribute value pointing to that term's entry in the
index document.
An entry must contain one and only one element with an epub: type
attribute value of
index - term, plus one or more of the following: (1) one or more subentries (in an element whose epub: type
attribute includes
index - entry - list); (2) one or more locators (see 2.2.4 Locators); (3) one editor's note (an element whose epub: type
attribute value includes
index - editor - note); (4) one or more cross-references (see 2.2.7 Cross-references).
When the match element has a search key defined in its
value attribute, this search key also represents the canonical form (i.e. lemma) of the headword
indexed by the match element.
The S&P 500
Value simply weights securities by market cap, whereas the selection process and the weighting scheme of the S&P 500 Enhanced Value Index assigns higher weights to those securities with bigger value attrib
Value simply weights securities by market cap, whereas the selection process and the weighting scheme of the S&P 500 Enhanced
Value Index assigns higher weights to those securities with bigger value attrib
Value Index assigns higher weights to those securities with bigger
value attrib
value attributes.
What Siegel labeled as the
value attributed to dividends is just the mathematical difference between the
values of the two
indexes (column E).
The higher returns of the Claymore portfolio can likely be
attributed to the
value tilt provided by fundamental
indexing.
The three core multi-factor LibertyQ funds use LibertyQ
indices that apply a truly unique approach of using custom factor weightings — quality (50 %),
value (30 %), momentum (10 %) and low volatility (10 %)-- in seeking to capture desirable, long - term performance
attributes:
The more
attributes represented by a simple
index or label, the faster it loses
value over time, and the greater the need for access to updated information.
So when I was recently editing some of my old posts on the lawyers.com blog, and noticed when I saved my changes, that lawyers.com went ahead and automatically added the «rel = no follow»
attribute, destroying much of the
value of my
indexed and socially shared article.
What this means for your cash
value is that when there is a horrible year in the market, or even just a year in which the markets drop below zero, the amount that will be
attributed to your cash
value is the guaranteed minimum, called your
Index Floor Rate.