BNC User Reference Guide

BNC User Reference Guide

BNC User Reference Guide

BNC User Reference Guide

<particDesc>

<particDesc>

<particDesc>

<particDesc>

in a linguistic interaction. in a linguistic interaction. in a linguistic interaction. model.profileDescPartatt.declarablemodel.profileDescPartatt.declarablemodel.profileDescPartatt.declarable element particDesc { attribute n { text }?, person+ } element particDesc { attribute n { text }?, person+ } element particDesc { attribute n { text }?, person+ }
particDesc particDesc particDesc particDesc (participation description) describes the identifiable speakers, voices, or other participants (participation description) describes the identifiable speakers, voices, or other participants (participation description) describes the identifiable speakers, voices, or other participants (participation description) describes the identifiable speakers, voices, or other participants in a linguistic interaction.
Class Class Class Class model.profileDescPart att.declarable
Declaration Declaration Declaration Declaration 
element particDesc { attribute n { text }?, person+ }














Attributes
Attributes
Attributes
Attributes

 (In addition to global attributes and those inherited from  [att.declarable ] )


 (In addition to global attributes and those inherited from  [att.declarable ] )


 (In addition to global attributes and those inherited from  [att.declarable ] )


 (In addition to global attributes and those inherited from  [att.declarable ] )
to identify the batch of tapes.
to identify the batch of tapes.
to identify the batch of tapes.Status: OptionalStatus: OptionalStatus: Optional









n
n
n
n
in demographic texts, supplies the respondent number used
in demographic texts, supplies the respondent number used
in demographic texts, supplies the respondent number used
in demographic texts, supplies the respondent number used
to identify the batch of tapes.





















Status: Optional
























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Datatype: 
Datatype: 
Datatype: 
text
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Example
Example
Example
Example

 <particDesc n="C114">
  <person
    ageGroup="Ag4"
    xml:id="PS1US"
    role="unspecified"
    sex="m"
    soc="UU"
    dialect="NONE"
    educ="X">
   <age>45</age>
   <persName>Terry</persName>
   <occupation>british rail employee</occupation>
  </person>...</particDesc>


 <particDesc n="C114">
  <person
    ageGroup="Ag4"
    xml:id="PS1US"
    role="unspecified"
    sex="m"
    soc="UU"
    dialect="NONE"
    educ="X">
   <age>45</age>
   <persName>Terry</persName>
   <occupation>british rail employee</occupation>
  </person>...</particDesc>


 <particDesc n="C114">
  <person
    ageGroup="Ag4"
    xml:id="PS1US"
    role="unspecified"
    sex="m"
    soc="UU"
    dialect="NONE"
    educ="X">
   <age>45</age>
   <persName>Terry</persName>
   <occupation>british rail employee</occupation>
  </person>...</particDesc>


 <particDesc n="C114">
  <person
    ageGroup="Ag4"
    xml:id="PS1US"
    role="unspecified"
    sex="m"
    soc="UU"
    dialect="NONE"
    educ="X">
   <age>45</age>
   <persName>Terry</persName>
   <occupation>british rail employee</occupation>
  </person>...</particDesc>














Note
Note
Note
Note





The respondent number is also used to identify the tapes deposited with the British Library's sound archive.


The respondent number is also used to identify the tapes deposited with the British Library's sound archive.


The respondent number is also used to identify the tapes deposited with the British Library's sound archive.


The respondent number is also used to identify the tapes deposited with the British Library's sound archive.


























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