Definition Lists
9/30/99
HTML provides three list facilities, ordered, unordered and definition
lists. Definition lists are special lists that can be used to present items
that are in the form of a word or set of words, followed by a paragraph-type
definition. To define a definition list, you use the <DL>...</DL>
tags to define the list, <DT>...</DT> to define the term,
and <DD>...</DD> for the definition.
- aliasing
- Artifacts that are a result of the interference between the sampling rate and the natural frequency of the material being sampled; characteristic stair-stepped nature of vector lines on a display screen or in an extracted bitmap.
- ambient light
- A lighting model that produces a constant illumination on all surfaces, regardless of their orientations. Thus, a red ball would look like a red circle if there were no highlights or shading to indicate depth. This is the easiest type of light to model.
- browser software
- A software program that allows the user to view web-based documents. All browsers retrieve semantically described information from remote computers and then composite text, graphics, and multimedia elements on the users machine.