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  1. Use amsthm.sty to define 'definition' environment (details)
  2. Mark the end of a definition with \qed (details)
  3. Use 'definition' environment instead of "definition tables" (details)
  4. Use 'definition' environments instead of 'description' lists (details)
  5. Use 'definition' environment for the different kinds of discrete-time variables (details)
Commit ef9b92e4c9fa90642f7879f790e15cba741ff475 by Tidefelt Henrik
Use amsthm.sty to define 'definition' environment

This may, we get a referencing mechanism that also works with LaTeXML.
The file was modified chapters/classes.tex (diff)
The file was modified chapters/interface.tex (diff)
The file was modified preamble.tex (diff)
Commit 7f0f712263f8283009bf0e848e87e16cb32155a0 by Tidefelt Henrik
Mark the end of a definition with \qed

This is a very simple solution to start with.  For PDF output, there are definitely more advanced variants to consider, but the question is what would also work well (look good) with LaTeXML.
The file was modified preamble.tex (diff)
Commit e0547025a749be9b30a506d63ace431c281bda05 by Tidefelt Henrik
Use 'definition' environment instead of "definition tables"
The file was modified chapters/introduction.tex (diff)
The file was modified chapters/annotations.tex (diff)
The file was modified chapters/interface.tex (diff)
Commit 8f1f8d1aeadecf57ec0f07cc31e9b4ff459ee51a by Tidefelt Henrik
Use 'definition' environments instead of 'description' lists
The file was modified chapters/synchronous.tex (diff)
Commit d8096992dfa3d95f7c53ff993bd974945daa7b33 by Tidefelt Henrik
Use 'definition' environment for the different kinds of discrete-time variables

It hurts a little to break the table apart, but I think it has to be done in the spirit of consistency.
The file was modified chapters/synchronous.tex (diff)