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How to say this in English?

tr:xslt is a class. I write the following RDF code to specify that our script should be run with parameters debug=false and degree=4:

	<tr:xslt>
		<tr:arguments>
			<tr:parameter tr:name=”debug”>false</tr:parameter>
			<tr:parameter tr:name=”degree”>4</tr:parameter>
		</tr:arguments>
	</tr:xslt>

Now the question:

How to (clearly and concisely) say it in English that tr:xslt accepts tr:arguments as a parameter which may have multiple tr:parameter subparameters with some tr:name names?

I ask which terminology should be used to describe this in accordance with RDF specs and correct word usage.

-- 
Victor Porton - http://portonvictor.org


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