Header / footer

Bibliographical element: pointers and labels, sometimes frames that orient or direct reading.

Neighborhood — ranked by edge-count

artifact

Diagrammatic Writing (2013)
introduces
The performative text/lecture on diagrammatic writing by Johanna Drucker, published by /ubu editions.

cosine ≥ 0.65 · no typed edge

Entities in the same semantic neighborhood but without a typed relation to this one — candidates for new edges or unrecognized duplicates.

Header as rhetorical pointer and frame-setterconcept0.807
Headers exert power over reading direction and interpretation; subsidiary position masks active control over semantic fields.
Headers are powerful pointers.claim0.754
Emphasizes the rhetorical force of navigational elements like headers.
What standard abstraction to use for (⊸)?question0.707
Question prompting the use of Category for linear transformations.
Complementmethod0.701
Attribute: an attempt at parity, placing elements side by side as equals, though often failing.
If the header here were to say, 'Formal logic and layout conventions,' the contents of this page would likely be read as an example of those terms.hypothesis0.694
Conditional prediction that a header inflects the reading of the text block.
Bootstrap Relationconcept0.690
The mutual support among centers where each raises the others to life, with no primary elements.
Monitor (Hoare)concept0.688
A synchronization mechanism in concurrent object systems that serializes access to shared resources using locks and condition variables.
Attachmethod0.688
Attribute: connecting one text to another, sometimes driven by desire.