Philosophical Research:Properties/Numeric

This is a list of properties in numeric order.

List of properties

Properties with Ontology entries

1. [P] (pronounced [P]) alias (mis) [string]
2. sub-case of [Item]
3. case of [Item]
4. super-case of [Item]
5. consists of components [Item]
6. appears in work [Item]
7. field, scope, or group [Item]
8. framework focuses on [Item]
9. QID references [Item] 1:(-)1:(-)1
10. polar or cubic with [Item]
11. color swatch references [Item]
12. originating class [Item]
13. at order of magnitude [Item]
14. CSS property [identifier]
15. Item color coding [classname]
16. [P] (pronounced [P]) Entity hex color [color]
17. depicts proposition [Item]
18. forming from [Item]
19. Wavebuilder (pronounced Wavebuilder): route [Item]
20. described by pronoun(s) [Lexeme]
21. along with [Item]
22. formed from Senses [Sense / Lexeme]
23. associated Term [Lexeme]
24. represented by form [Form]
25. natural-language name of Sense [string]
26. related or referenced terms [Sense]
27. index number [number]
28. [P] (pronounced [P]) Wavebuilder (pronounced Wavebuilder): forms result [Item]
29. Wavebuilder: quilt score [number]
30. Wavebuilder: ply count [number]
31. Wavebuilder: wave sum [number]
32. [P] (pronounced [P]) rating [rating]

Properties without entries

1. external Lexeme [identifier] / Lexeme for concept
2. external data Item [identifier] / external data item for concept / external work item / external edition item
3. (Ontology entry: case of / components ...)
7. functional purpose or logical result [item]
8. functional or logical result of [item]
9. period has unique event [item] - doc
10. has chapter or printed part [item] - doc
11. has episode or dramatization [item] - doc
12. part of historical period or fictional work [item] - doc
13. Rock-Paper-Scissors weakness [item]
14. (Ontology entry: appears in work ...)
15. work depicts or contains [item]
16. adapted from signifier [item]
17. inception or first appearance [item]
18. Rock-Paper-Scissors strength [item]
19. historical date [date] / inception date / first release date
20. influenced by philosophical tradition [item]
21. derived from model, phenomenon, or event [item] - doc
22. model or phenomenon illustrated by signifier [item] - doc
23. signifier illustrates model or refers to model [item] - doc
24. signifier incidentally resembles model, phenomenon, or event [item] - doc
25. work or motif runs narratively parallel to [item]
26. lookup URL for identifier property [string]
27. item or property usage notes [string]
28. property describes entity type [item] - doc
29. property connects entity to entity type [item] - doc
30. inverse property of [property]
31. property may be used as qualifier for [property]
32. recommended qualifiers for property [property]
33. believed inside theory to operate according to model [item] / explained by fan theory
34. (Ontology entries: focuses on ...)
36. model has apparent realization [item]
37. believed to be realization of model [item]
38. believed to be the same as [item]
39. believed to be different from [item]
40. unique entity overcome or vanquished by [item] - doc
41. property polar or cubic with [property]
42. (Ontology entry: QID references)
43. (Ontology entry: polar or cubic with)
44. unique entity fractured to become [item] - doc
45. unique entity ultimately merged into [item] - doc
46. unique entity can merge into [item] - doc
47. unique entity transformed or transitioned into [item] - doc
48. non-unique entity can fracture into [item] - doc
49. non-unique entity ultimately merges into [item] - doc
50. non-unique entity can merge into [item] - doc
51. non-unique entity can transform or transition into [item] - doc
52. part of deck or card set [item] - meant to be used for Aurora system / ironblood cards if these are ever added
53. unique entity reverted into [item]
54. card set-ID [identifier]
55. non-unique entity can revert into [item]
56. (Ontology entry: color swatch references)
57. event / event within period / illustrated through event [item]
58. serialized part / chapter or episode / illustrated in serialized part [item]
59. non-serialized part / chapter / volume of novel series / illustrated as non-serialized part [item]
60. title / chapter or article title [string] - doc
61. author [item] / author described in... / "author described in qualifiers" checkbox / "external item" checkbox
62. author name string [string]
63. author alias [string]
64. reissue date [date] / edition or printing year / date of printed work past inception date - doc
65. last known date online resource available [date]
66. retrieval date [date]
67. in work / In [item]
68. work cite code [string] - doc
69. work or edition title / In [string] - doc
70. work or edition subtitle [string]
71. edition number [quantity]
72. series or compilation [item] / In / card game for card identifier
73. series name string [string] / In - doc
74. journal or serializing entity
75. volume number [quantity] - doc
76. issue number [quantity]
77. part number [quantity]
78. chapter number [quantity]
79. episode number [quantity]
80. page [string] - doc
81. timestamp [string] / time within video
82. bop entry sort code [string] -> numerical part code as used for MDem entries
83. bop entry alias [string] -> whole alias perhaps including numbers
84. publishing entity city [identifier] - doc
85. publishing entity [item] / "publishing entity described in qualifiers" checkbox / "external item" checkbox
86. publishing entity string [string] - doc
87. country of edition / country of previous edition
88. language edition translated from / language of previous edition
89. medium of work / distribution format
90. work type / work serialization method / work archival method
91. article DOI [identifier]
92. (Ontology entry: originating class)
93. edition ISBN [identifier]
94. external URL [URL] / wikipedia article / wiktionary entry / Fandom article - doc
95. citation Lexeme [wikibase-sense] -> Lexeme used to disambiguate editions, cite codes, or aliases
96. ??
97. relevant quote / relevant epigram [string]
98. summary of reference [string] / summary of link / reference summary or annotation
99. citation string [string] / bop citation string - doc
100. cited work described in... / "work described in qualifiers" checkbox
101. concept best summarized by single text [item]
102. model combines claims / model combines or unifies models
103. model combines happenings / model consists of hypothetical series of events
104. model combines processes / model consists of timeline of transformations / model consists of things becoming things
105. ??
106. taking the form of / acting in the capacity of [item]
107. favorite or desired thing / strongly associated with / seeks object or goal
108. (Ontology entry: at order of magnitude)
109. ??
110. (Ontology entry: HTML classname)
111. (Ontology entry: Entity hex color)
112. Item/Lexeme has application as Property
113. ??
114. ??
115. (Ontology entry: depicts proposition)
120. ??
125. ??
130. ??
131. ??
132. ??
133. continuous with / work is continuous with / series continuous with / philosophical tradition continuous with -> serious canonicity relationship between two individual works or a work and containing series. does not immediately imply reverse relationship; if fan works are represented in Items, this should be used asymmetrically on the fan creation only. open question: should this be used for non-fiction works? I feel like the answer is yes precisely when they follow from an existing theoretical work in exactly the same way a fictional derivative work does, presuming previous works to be part of them. this allows easily coding the otherwise complex relationship that the collected works of Lenin are "canon" to Trotskyism without the faction of people immediately connected to Lenin actually approving of that. however this should not be used across the boundary between fiction and non-fiction unless it is meant to imply that the fictional work takes place inside a version of real-world history. sometimes this is the case. you can legitimately put some very funny inferences on the Fantastic Beasts entry although these would not belong directly on main-series Harry Potter entries.
134. work has crossed over with -> to both discourage and encourage that ridiculous form of fan theory creation where people take crossovers seriously for no particular reason. don't conflate this with "work is continuous with". do put all the sillier connections in here.
135. (Ontology entry: Wavebuilder result from ...)
136. ??
137. ??
138. (Ontology entry)
139. associated with lesson / character associated with lesson / associated with moral / associated with philosophical statement -> Twilight Sparkle - associated with lesson - friendship; Cassidy - associated with lesson - don't hold onto life
140. has origin story / character explained by story containing parallel characters -> this one is for FNaF characters, no hiding it
141. ??
142. associated with seemingly-unrelated signifier / origin story claimed to lie in parallel signifier -> here you mark that Cassidy was somewhere because Golden Freddy was somewhere
143. abstractly symbolized by -> William Afton - abstractly symbolized by - Bonnie; technically super-property of P144
144. has official theme song or leitmotif / believed to be connected to leitmotif
145. (Ontology entry: along with / Senses ...)
152. wavebuilder label [string]
153. (Ontology entry: forms wavebuilder result)
154. operation [item] / operator / via operator / through operation -> could be used for other contexts than wavebuilder, but is always a qualifier
155. inferred from / Property used for inference -> may be used to explain wavebuilder combinations, "has origin story", "runs narratively parallel to", and so forth
156. (Ontology entries: Wavebuilder ...)
159. ??
160. ??
165. ??
170. ??
175. ??
180. ??
185. ??
190. ??
195. ??
200. (Ontology entries: rating ...)
206. (Ontology entry: communication question 06)
207. ??
210. ??
215. ??
220. ??
225. ??
230. ??
240. ??
250. ??
260. ??
270. ??
280. ??
290. ??
299. (Ontology entry: communication question 99)
300. abstraction rating -> a set of rating questions appropriate for art, which do not rate it on a factual basis or draw value judgements about whether it being "accurate to reality" is good, and only "rate" it specifically on how close it is to being non-fiction versus how abstract it is.

Proposed property examples

P?? part of unique graph connection

item	characteristic	value	qualifier	value
Sonic	part of unique graph connection	Sonic × Shadow	in continuity	none
Shadow
item	characteristic	value	qualifier	value
Goku	part of unique graph connection	Gogeta / Vegito	in continuity	Dragon Ball
Vegeta