Category:Properties ontology: Difference between revisions

Properties, or characteristics, are used to describe data items and link them to each other.

List of properties

1. lexeme for concept [identifier]
2. external data item for concept [identifier]
3. subset of
4. instance of
5. superset of
6. consists of components
7. functional purpose or logical result
8. functional or logical result of
9. period has unique event
10. has chapter or printed part
11. has episode or voiced part
12. part of historical period or fictional work
13. Rock-Paper-Scissors weakness
14. appears in work
15. work depicts or contains
16. adapted from signifier
17. inception or first appearance
18. Rock-Paper-Scissors strength
19. historical date [date]
20. influenced by philosophical tradition
21. derived from model, phenomenon, or event
22. model or phenomenon illustrated by signifier
23. signifier illustrates model or refers to model
24. ??
25. ??
28. identifier lookup URL / formatter URL [string]
27. item or property usage notes [string]
28. ??
29. inverse property of
30. ??
31. ??
32. ??
33. believed inside ideology to operate according to model
34. believed to be realization of model
35. model has apparent realization
36. ??
37. ??
38. ??
39. ??
40. (death of Trotskyism??)
41. ??
42. reasoning for item ID number
43. ??
44. unique entity fractured to become
45. unique entity ultimately merged into
46. unique entity transformed or transitioned into
47. ??
48. ??
49. ??
50. ??
51. ??
52. part of deck or card set - meant to be used for Aurora system / ironblood cards if these are ever added
53. (death of Stalin??)

not yet placed

1. serialized part / chapter or episode
2. non-serialized part / chapter
3. title / chapter or article title [string]
4. author name string [string]
5. edition or printing year [date]
6. work / work or edition title / In [string]
7. volume [quantity]
8. issue [quantity]
9. page [quantity]
10. timestamp
11. edition [identifier]
12. publishing entity
13. acting in the capacity of

P44-46 entity split or merged

To be used with any spatially unique object including countries, corporations, movements, or fictional characters.