Datatype: xsd:string
Usage (581)
- country ⊆ 'has English short name' exactly 1 xsd:string
- country ⊆ 'has English short name in capitals' exactly 1 xsd:string
- country ⊆ 'has French short name' exactly 1 xsd:string
- country ⊆ 'has French short name in capitals' exactly 1 xsd:string
- country ⊆ 'has English full name' max 1 xsd:string
- country ⊆ 'has French full name' max 1 xsd:string
- 'country identifier' ⊆ 'has country tag' exactly 1 xsd:string
- language ⊆ 'has English name' some xsd:string
- language ⊆ 'has French name' some xsd:string
- language ⊆ 'has German name' only xsd:string
- language ⊆ 'has indigenous name' only xsd:string
- 'language identifier' ⊆ 'has language tag' exactly 1 xsd:string
- 'issue resolution' ⊆ 'is identified by' exactly 1 xsd:string
- 'has country tag' Range xsd:string
- 'has English full name' Range xsd:string
- 'has English short name' Range xsd:string
- 'has English short name in capitals' Range xsd:string
- 'has French full name' Range xsd:string
- 'has French short name' Range xsd:string
- 'has French short name in capitals' Range xsd:string
- 'has local short name' Range xsd:string
- 'has numeric country code' Range xsd:string
- 'has remarks' Range xsd:string
- 'has subdivision tag' Range xsd:string
- 'has English name' Range xsd:string
- 'has French name' Range xsd:string
- 'has German name' Range xsd:string
- 'has indigenous name' Range xsd:string
- 'has language tag' Range xsd:string
- 'has name' Range xsd:string
- 'has description' Range xsd:string
- 'is identified by' Range xsd:string
- 'alpha-2 code' definition "the digraph representing the country name"(xsd:string)
- 'alpha-2 code' note "This part of IS0 3166 establishes an alphabetic 2-character (alpha-2) code which is generally recommended to represent country names and which is the basis for the codes laid down in IS0 3166-2 and IS0 3166-3 and for other international standards and recommendations. The alpha-2 code uses combinations, in upper case, of two letters of the 26-character Roman alphabet (ignoring diacritic signs) from the range AA to ZZ."(xsd:string)
- 'alpha-3 code' definition "the trigraph representing the country name"(xsd:string)
- 'alpha-3 code' note "This part of IS0 3166 also provides an alphabetic 3-character (alpha-3) code, based on the alpha-2 code, and using combinations, in upper case, of three letters of the 26-character Roman alphabet (ignoring diacritic signs) from the range AAA to ZZZ, for use in cases where a specific need has been identified.
Attention is drawn to the fact that other 3-letter codes for some country names are used in other contexts (e.g., US MARC standard)."(xsd:string)
- 'approximate coordinates' definition "approximate latitude and longitude coordinates (approximate rectangle) corresponding to the location of the geopolitical entity according to the UN"(xsd:string)
- country definition "a geopolitical entity representing a country or dependent territory according to the United Nations"(xsd:string)
- country note "Countries are named using the English short country names officially used by the ISO. The ISO uses country names from United Nations sources and hence, names such as Palestinian Territory, Occupied and Taiwan, Province of China reflect political status within the UN."(xsd:string)
- 'country identifier' definition "similar to the language identifier specified in ISO 639, a string of letters assigned to a country or other geopolitical entity name specified in ISO 3166-1 for the purpose of uniquely representing it"(xsd:string)
- 'country subdivision' definition "a geopolitical entity, typically a division of a country, dependency, or other area of special geopolitical interest related to a country or other geopolitical entity referenced in ISO 3166-1"(xsd:string)
- 'geopolitical entity' definition "any country, federal province, city or other administrative unit that represents a geophysical location and has some political identity"(xsd:string)
- location definition "a named geographic place"(xsd:string)
- 'subdivision code' definition "similar to the language identifier specified in ISO 639, a string of letters assigned to a country subdivision for the purpose of uniquely representing it"(xsd:string)
- 'kind of subdivision' definition "a classification scheme for subdivisions of a geopolitical entity, as defined in ISO 3166-2 (noting that there may be more than one kind for a given country or other entity)"(xsd:string)
- classifies definition "arranges in categories according to shared characteristics"(xsd:string)
- 'has approximate coordinates' definition "relates a geopolitical entity to its approximate coordinates"(xsd:string)
- 'has country tag' definition "a unique combination of alphanumeric characters corresponding to the country identifier"(xsd:string)
- 'has English full name' definition "The full name, if different from the short form of the country name, in lower case; the formal title as notified by the country concerned to the UN Secretary General."(xsd:string)
- 'has English short name' definition "the short form of the country name, in English"(xsd:string)
- 'has English short name in capitals' definition "the short form of the country name, in English (capitals)"(xsd:string)
- 'has French full name' definition "the full name, if different from the short form of the country name, in lower case; the formal title as notified by the country concerned to the UN Secretary General"(xsd:string)
- 'has French short name' definition "the short form of the country name, in French"(xsd:string)
- 'has French short name in capitals' definition "the short form of the country name, in French (capitals)"(xsd:string)
- 'has local short name' definition "the local regional or cultural short form of the country name"(xsd:string)
- 'has numeric country code' definition "Also called numeric-3 code in the specification, the three-digit numeric code representing the country name.
Recognizing that a numeric code for country names is of advantage (e.g. to provide language independence), a three-digit numeric (numeric-3) code from the range 000 to 899 is also provided in this part of IS0 3166. It is made available by the United Nations Statistics Division."(xsd:string)
- 'has part' 'direct source' "Stanford Encyclopedia of Philosophy at http://plato.stanford.edu/entries/mereology/"(xsd:string)
- 'has part' definition "indicates any portion of something, regardless of whether the portion itself is attached to the remainder or detached; cognitively salient or arbitrarily demarcated; self-connected or disconnected; homogeneous or gerrymandered; material or immaterial; extended or unextended; spatial or temporal"(xsd:string)
- 'has remarks' definition "Remarks, such as other widely-used country names and names of geographically separated territories covered by the main entry in the list(the latter are indexed in Annex A)"(xsd:string)
- 'has subdivision' definition "relates a geopolitical entity to another geopolitical entity that is a subdivision of it"(xsd:string)
- 'has subdivision tag' definition "a unique combination of alphanumeric characters corresponding to the country subdivision code"(xsd:string)
- 'has territory' definition "relates a country to another geopolitical entity in ISO 3166 that is a territory of that country"(xsd:string)
- 'has territory' note "The isIndependent flag indicates whether or not a 'country' is in fact independent, but does not indicate whether or not it is self-governing. The UN FAO ontology distinguishes between these two cases, which can be added as an extension if required in a subsequent version of this specification."(xsd:string)
- 'is classified by' definition "indicates the classifier used to characterize something"(xsd:string)
- 'is independent' definition "indicates whether a geopolitical entity stands alone or is part of another country from an international political perspective"(xsd:string)
- 'is a part of' 'direct source' "Stanford Encyclopedia of Philosophy at http://plato.stanford.edu/entries/mereology/"(xsd:string)
- 'is a part of' definition "relates something to another thing that it is some component or portion of, regardless of how that whole-part relationship is manifested, i.e., attached to the remainder or detached; cognitively salient or arbitrarily demarcated; self-connected or disconnected; homogeneous or gerrymandered; material or immaterial; extended or unextended; spatial or temporal; the most generic part relation, reflexive, asymmetric, and transitive"(xsd:string)
- 'is subdivision of' definition "relates a country subdivision to geopolitical entity that it is a part of"(xsd:string)
- 'is used by' definition "is employed by in the process of accomplishing something"(xsd:string)
- uses definition "employs as a means of accomplishing some task or achieving some result"(xsd:string)
- 'uses administrative language' definition "relates a country or geopolitical entity to the administrative language(s) that entity uses for international communications"(xsd:string)
- 'alpha-2 code' dcterms:source "Section 4.1, ISO 639-1"(xsd:string)
- 'alpha-2 code' definition "a language identifier for a human language as defined by ISO 639-1, that is, a two-letter combination of characters used to represent a language or languages"(xsd:string)
- 'alpha-2 code' note "In the ISO 639-1 language code, each language identifier is composed of two letters (lower case letters from the Latin alphabet, corresponding to characters 97 through 122 of the UTF-8 encoding), without diacritical marks or other encodings of any kind."(xsd:string)
- 'alpha-2 code' 'scope note' "The identifiers are not abbreviations for the languages they identify. They are derived in some way from the indiginous language name or from preferences of the relevant speech community."(xsd:string)
- 'alpha-3 code' dcterms:source "Section 3.2, ISO 639-2"(xsd:string)
- 'alpha-3 code' definition "a language identifier for a human language as defined by ISO 639, that is, a three-letter combination of characters used to represent a language or languages"(xsd:string)
- 'alpha-3 code' note "In the ISO 639-2 language code, each language identifier is composed of three letters (lower case letters from the Latin alphabet, corresponding to characters 97 through 122 of the UTF-8 encoding), without diacritical marks or other encodings of any kind."(xsd:string)
- 'alpha-3 code' note "Two code sets are provided in ISO 639-2, one for bibliographic applications and one for terminology applications. Some of these are considered collective language codes, referring to a family of languages, and there are a few special purpose codes for use in various applications. ISO 639-3 provides a single, three character code for each individual language or macrolanguage. Additional codes for language families and groups are specified in other parts of the standard."(xsd:string)
- 'ancient language' dcterms:source "Section 3.25 and 4.7, ISO 639-4"(xsd:string)
- 'ancient language' definition "an extinct language that has an attested literature and is recognized as having special status in the academic community"(xsd:string)
- 'ancient language' note "Ancient languages may have either individual or collective language codes. See section 4.1.5, ISO 639-2, for an explanation of the latter case."(xsd:string)
- arrangement definition "a structure or means of organizing information such as a schema, numbering system, organization scheme, measurement system, taxonomy, or language for organizing information"(xsd:string)
- 'artificial language' dcterms:source "Section 3.28 and 4.8, ISO 639-4"(xsd:string)
- 'artificial language' definition "a language for human communication that has been artificially devised"(xsd:string)
- 'artificial language' note "Artificial languages do not include reconstructed languages or computer programming languages."(xsd:string)
- 'bibliographic code' definition "an alpha-3 code that is a member of the set of bibliographic codes in ISO 639-2"(xsd:string)
- 'code element' dcterms:source "ISO/IEC 11179-3 Information technology - Metadata registries (MDR) - Part 3: Registry metamodel and basic attributes, Third edition, 2013-02-15"(xsd:string)
- 'code element' definition "a sequence of characters denoting something that it is associated with for some purpose, within a specified context, according to some rule set"(xsd:string)
- 'code set' dcterms:source "ISO/IEC 11179-3 Information technology - Metadata registries (MDR) - Part 3: Registry metamodel and basic attributes, Third edition, 2013-02-15"(xsd:string)
- 'code set' 'alternative label' "coding scheme"(xsd:string)
- 'code set' definition "a system of alpha-numeric symbols, or combinations of symbols, that stand for specified values in some context"(xsd:string)
- collection definition "a grouping of some variable number of things (may be zero) that have some shared significance"(xsd:string)
- collection example "a collection of artifacts, books, periodicals, artwork, terms, or other objects in a that form the core basis for a vocabulary, exhibit, library etc."(xsd:string)
- 'collective language code' dcterms:source "Sections 3.3 and 4.1.1, and 4.1.3, ISO 639-2; Section 4.6, ISO 639-4"(xsd:string)
- 'collective language code' definition "a language identifier or code used to represent a group of languages"(xsd:string)
- 'collective language code' note "See section 4.1.1, ISO 639-2, for an explanation of the usage of such codes, and section 4.1.3 to gain understanding of the distinction between collective language and macrolanguage codes."(xsd:string)
- dialect dcterms:source "Sections 3.8, 4.2, and 4.5, ISO 639-4; Sections 4.1.3 and 4.1.4, ISO 639-2"(xsd:string)
- dialect definition "a language variant that is specific to a geographical region or speech community"(xsd:string)
- dialect note "Dialects are typically represented via the same language code as the code for the primary language, with a few exceptions for well-known dialects. See sections 4.1.3 and 4.1.4, ISO 639-2 for additional details on the treatment of dialects in the standard."(xsd:string)
- 'extinct language' dcterms:source "Section 3.24 and 4.7, ISO 639-4"(xsd:string)
- 'extinct language' definition "an individual language or variant that is no longer in use and has no current descendant"(xsd:string)
- 'historical language' dcterms:source "Section 3.26 and 4.7, ISO 639-4"(xsd:string)
- 'historical language' definition "a well-known prior version of a living or extinct language"(xsd:string)
- 'identification scheme' dcterms:source "ISO/IEC 11179-3 Information technology - Metadata registries (MDR) - Part 3: Registry metamodel and basic attributes, Third edition, 2013-02-15"(xsd:string)
- 'identification scheme' definition "a system for allocating identifiers to objects"(xsd:string)
- identifier dcterms:source "ISO/IEC 11179-3 Information technology - Metadata registries (MDR) - Part 3: Registry metamodel and basic attributes, Third edition, 2013-02-15"(xsd:string)
- identifier definition "a sequence of characters uniquely identifying something that it is associated with for some purpose and within a specified context"(xsd:string)
- 'individual language' dcterms:source "Section 3.7, ISO 639-4"(xsd:string)
- 'individual language' definition "a language that can be distinguished from another language by some set of rules"(xsd:string)
- 'individual language' note "Identifiers in Parts 1, 2, and 3 of ISO 639 are assumed to denote distinct individual languages, unless the language name explicitly refers to a language group. See section 4.2 in ISO 639-4 for a detailed explanation of the definition of individual language in the context of the ISO 639 standard."(xsd:string)
- 'individual language identifier' dcterms:source "Section 3.7, ISO 639-3"(xsd:string)
- 'individual language identifier' definition "a language identifier whose scope is that of an individual (distinct) language"(xsd:string)
- language dcterms:source "Section 3.6, ISO 639-4"(xsd:string)
- language definition "a systematic use of sounds, characters, symbols or signs to communicate meaning"(xsd:string)
- 'language family' dcterms:source "Section 3.11, ISO 639-4"(xsd:string)
- 'language family' definition "a group of individual languages related to each other through common ancestry"(xsd:string)
- 'language group' dcterms:source "Section 3.10, ISO 639-4"(xsd:string)
- 'language group' definition "a collection of two or more individual languages, treated as a group for some purpose"(xsd:string)
- 'language group' note "See section 4.6 in ISO 639-4 for additional explanatory material for language groups."(xsd:string)
- 'language identifier' dcterms:source "Section 3.5, ISO 639-4"(xsd:string)
- 'language identifier' 'alternative label' "language symbol"(xsd:string)
- 'language identifier' definition "a string of characters that uniquely identifies a linguistic entity"(xsd:string)
- 'language identifier' 'preferred label' "language identifier"(xsd:string)
- 'language identifier' 'scope note' "In the language codes of Parts 1, 2, 3, and 5 of ISO 639, each language identifier is composed of two or three letters."(xsd:string)
- 'language variant' dcterms:source "Section 3.14, ISO 639-4"(xsd:string)
- 'language variant' definition "a variation of an individual language that is sufficiently unique that it can be identified and named"(xsd:string)
- 'language variation' dcterms:source "Section 3.13, ISO 639-4"(xsd:string)
- 'language variation' definition "continuous change within and between individual languages"(xsd:string)
- 'language variation' note "Language variation may include change over time, space, cultural affiliation, etc."(xsd:string)
- 'living language' dcterms:source "Section 3.23, ISO 639-4"(xsd:string)
- 'living language' definition "an individual language or variant in use today by some speech community"(xsd:string)
- macrolanguage dcterms:source "Section 3.9, ISO 639-4"(xsd:string)
- macrolanguage definition "a language that may be viewed in some circumstances as an individual language, but actually represents two or more individual languages"(xsd:string)
- macrolanguage note "See sections 4.1 and 4.3 of ISO 639-4 for an extensive description of macrolanguages and how they are different from language groups."(xsd:string)
- 'macrolanguage identifier' dcterms:source "Section 3.7, ISO 639-3"(xsd:string)
- 'macrolanguage identifier' definition "a language identifier whose scope is that of a macrolanguage"(xsd:string)
- 'natural language' dcterms:source "Section 3.27, ISO 639-4"(xsd:string)
- 'natural language' definition "a language used in human communications that is not artificial in nature"(xsd:string)
- orthography dcterms:source "Section 3.27, ISO 639-4"(xsd:string)
- orthography definition "a set of conventions and rules for representing language in written form"(xsd:string)
- orthography note "The orthographic rules for a given language may include rules of spelling, hyphenation, capitalization, word breaks, emphasis, and punctuation. Languages that have multiple writing systems may have distinct orthographies and scripts."(xsd:string)
- 'remainder group' dcterms:source "Section 3.12, ISO 639-4"(xsd:string)
- 'remainder group' definition "a group of languages that explicitly excludes certain individual languages"(xsd:string)
- script dcterms:source "Section 3.17, ISO 639-4"(xsd:string)
- script definition "a set of graphic characters used to represent one or more languages in writing"(xsd:string)
- script note "Use of multiple writing systems does not mean that multiple language identifiers are necessary for a language. ISO 639 language identifiers may be combined with script identifiers from ISO 15924 (e.g., BCP 47)."(xsd:string)
- 'special purpose code' dcterms:source "Section 3.7, ISO 639-3"(xsd:string)
- 'special purpose code' definition "a language identifier whose scope is that of a special purpose language construct"(xsd:string)
- 'special purpose language concept' dcterms:source "Section 4.2.6, ISO 639-3"(xsd:string)
- 'special purpose language concept' definition "a language concept introduced in ISO 639-3 to satisfy special-purpose requirements, typically to support application constraints"(xsd:string)
- 'spoken language' dcterms:source "Section 3.22, ISO 639-4"(xsd:string)
- 'spoken language' definition "an individual language or language variant that is articulated through speech (oral or vocal) sounds"(xsd:string)
- 'standard variant' dcterms:source "Section 3.15, ISO 639-4"(xsd:string)
- 'standard variant' definition "a language variant with a high degree of status and normalization, typically used in public discourse, centers of government and commerce"(xsd:string)
- 'terminology code' dcterms:source "Section 3.7, ISO 639-3"(xsd:string)
- 'terminology code' definition "a language identifier whose scope is that of terminological codes"(xsd:string)
- transcription dcterms:source "Section 3.19, ISO 639-4"(xsd:string)
- transcription definition "the representation of speech or signing in written form"(xsd:string)
- transcription note "The resulting text is also referred to as a transcription."(xsd:string)
- transliteration dcterms:source "Section 3.20, ISO 639-4"(xsd:string)
- transliteration definition "the conversion of text from one script to another without loss of information"(xsd:string)
- transliteration note "The resulting text is also referred to as a transliteration."(xsd:string)
- 'writing system' dcterms:source "Section 3.16, ISO 639-4"(xsd:string)
- 'writing system' definition "a system for writing a language, including the requisite script and character set"(xsd:string)
- 'written language' dcterms:source "Section 3.21, ISO 639-4"(xsd:string)
- 'written language' definition "the representation of a language via a writing system, with a relatively normalized orthography"(xsd:string)
- denotes definition "represents, signifies, or symbolizes"(xsd:string)
- has definition "indicates that someone (or something) possesses something, as a characteristic, attribute, feature, capability, and so forth"(xsd:string)
- 'has denotation' definition "has meaning, representation, signifier, or symbol"(xsd:string)
- 'has earlier form' definition "relates a language to an earlier form (historically significant) of that same language"(xsd:string)
- 'has English name' dcterms:source "Section 3.4, ISO 639-3"(xsd:string)
- 'has English name' definition "associates a name in English with an individual concept"(xsd:string)
- 'has French name' dcterms:source "Section 3.4, ISO 639-3"(xsd:string)
- 'has French name' definition "associates a name in French with an individual concept"(xsd:string)
- 'has German name' definition "associates a name in German with an individual concept"(xsd:string)
- 'has indigenous name' dcterms:source "Section 3.4, ISO 639-3"(xsd:string)
- 'has indigenous name' definition "associates a local regional or cultural name with an individual concept"(xsd:string)
- 'has language tag' definition "a unique combination of alphanumeric characters corresponding to the language identifier"(xsd:string)
- 'has member' definition "relates something, typically a collection, group or organization, to some discrete thing identified as a member of it"(xsd:string)
- 'has name' dcterms:source "Section 3.4, ISO 639-3"(xsd:string)
- 'has name' definition "associates a name, reference name, or appellation with an individual concept"(xsd:string)
- identifies definition "recognizes or establishes within some context"(xsd:string)
- 'is identified by' definition "has an indicator or label, that is unique within some context"(xsd:string)
- 'is member of' definition "belongs, either individually or collectively, to a group"(xsd:string)
- 'alphabetical arrangement' 'direct source' "ISO 1087-1, paragraph 3.7.11"(xsd:string)
- 'alphabetical arrangement' definition "alphabetical order
macrostructure (3.7.7) in which the terminological entries (3.8.2) are ordered according to the letters of the alphabet which make up the entry terms (3.8.4)"(xsd:string)
- 'base list' 'direct source' "ISO 1087-1, paragraph 3.6.11"(xsd:string)
- 'base list' definition "list of designations (3.4.1) resulting from term identification (3.6.8)"(xsd:string)
- 'base list' note "A base list is usually subject to further terminology work (3.6.1)."(xsd:string)
- 'concept harmonization' 'direct source' "ISO 1087-1, paragraph 3.6.5"(xsd:string)
- 'concept harmonization' definition "activity for reducing or eliminating minor differences between two or more concepts (3.2.1) which are already closely related to each other (ISO 860:1996)"(xsd:string)
- 'concept harmonization' note "Concept harmonization is an integral part of standardization"(xsd:string)
- corpus 'direct source' "ISO 1087-1, paragraph 3.6.9"(xsd:string)
- corpus definition "a large, structured collection of language data, texts or other documents and artifacts brought together for analysis"(xsd:string)
- 'designation set' definition "Not explicitly defined in the ISO standard, represents a set of designations."(xsd:string)
- glossary 'direct source' "ISO 1087-1, paragraph 3.7.3"(xsd:string)
- glossary definition "terminological dictionary (3.7.1) which contains a list of designations (3.4.1) from a subject field (3.1.2), together with equivalents in one or more languages"(xsd:string)
- glossary note "In English common language usage, glossary can refer to a unilingual list of designations (3.4.1) and definitions (3.3.1) in a particular subject field (3.1.2)."(xsd:string)
- 'grammatical label' 'direct source' "ISO 1087-1, paragraph 3.8.6"(xsd:string)
- 'grammatical label' definition "information in a terminological entry (3.8.2) which indicates the grammatical features of a term (3.4.3)"(xsd:string)
- 'harmonization activity' definition "Not explicitly defined in the standard, represents various kinds of harmonization."(xsd:string)
- macrostructure 'direct source' "ISO 1087-1, paragraph 3.7.7"(xsd:string)
- macrostructure definition "arrangement of entries in a collection"(xsd:string)
- microstructure 'direct source' "ISO 1087-1, paragraph 3.7.8"(xsd:string)
- microstructure definition "arrangement of data in each entry of a collection"(xsd:string)
- 'mixed arrangement' 'direct source' "ISO 1087-1, paragraph 3.7.12"(xsd:string)
- 'mixed arrangement' definition "mixed order
macrostructure (3.7.7) in which the terminological entries (3.8.2) appear in alphabetical order within systematically or thematically arranged sections"(xsd:string)
- nomenclature 'direct source' "ISO 1087-1, paragraph 3.5.3"(xsd:string)
- nomenclature definition "terminology (3.5.1) structured systematically according to pre-established naming rules"(xsd:string)
- nomenclature note "Nomenclatures have been elaborated in various fields, such as biology, medicine, physics and chemistry"(xsd:string)
- note 'direct source' "ISO 1087-1, paragraph 3.8.5"(xsd:string)
- note definition "statement which provides further information on any part of a terminological entry (3.8.2)"(xsd:string)
- 'source identification or provenance' 'direct source' "ISO 1087-1, paragraph 3.8.10"(xsd:string)
- 'source identification or provenance' definition "information in a terminological entry (3.8.2) which indicates the source documenting the terminological data (3.8.1)"(xsd:string)
- 'subject label' 'direct source' "ISO 1087-1, paragraph 3.8.7"(xsd:string)
- 'subject label' definition "information in a terminological entry (3.8.2) which indicates the subject field (3.1.2)"(xsd:string)
- 'systematic arrangement' 'direct source' "ISO 1087-1, paragraph 3.7.9"(xsd:string)
- 'systematic arrangement' definition "systematic order
macrostructure (3.7.7) in which the terminological entries (3.8.2) appear in an order reflecting the underlying concept system (3.2.11)"(xsd:string)
- 'term bank' 'direct source' "ISO 1087-1, paragraph 3.7.4"(xsd:string)
- 'term bank' definition "terminological data bank
data bank (see ISO 1087-2:2000, 6.7) containing terminological data (3.8.1)"(xsd:string)
- 'term excerption' 'direct source' "ISO 1087-1, paragraph 3.6.7"(xsd:string)
- 'term excerption' definition "part of terminology work (3.6.1) which involves extracting terminological data (3.8.1) by searching through a corpus (3.6.9)"(xsd:string)
- 'term excerption' note "Term excerption involves identifying concepts (3.2.1) and their designations (3.4.1) and noting any relevant information about a concept such as definitions (3.3.1), contexts (3.6.10) and usage labels."(xsd:string)
- 'term harmonization' 'direct source' "ISO 1087-1, paragraph 3.6.6"(xsd:string)
- 'term harmonization' definition "activity leading to the designation of one concept (3.2.1) in different languages by terms (3.4.3) which reflect the same or similar characteristics (3.2.4) or have the same or slightly different forms (ISO 860:1996)"(xsd:string)
- 'term identification' 'direct source' "ISO 1087-1, paragraph 3.6.8"(xsd:string)
- 'term identification' definition "part of term excerption (3.6.7) involving recognition and selection of designations (3.4.1)"(xsd:string)
- terminography 'direct source' "ISO 1087-1, paragraph 3.6.2"(xsd:string)
- terminography definition "part of terminology work (3.6.1) concerned with the recording and presentation of terminological data (3.8.1)"(xsd:string)
- terminography note "Terminological data (3.8.1) may be presented in the form of term banks (3.7.4), glossaries (3.7.3), thesauri or other publications."(xsd:string)
- 'terminological concordance' 'direct source' "ISO 1087-1, paragraph 3.7.6"(xsd:string)
- 'terminological concordance' definition "ordered list of terms (3.4.3) extracted from a corpus (3.6.9) together with a context (3.6.10) and a source reference"(xsd:string)
- 'terminological data' 'direct source' "ISO 1087-1, paragraph 3.8.1"(xsd:string)
- 'terminological data' definition "data related to concepts (3.2.1) or their designations (3.4.1)"(xsd:string)
- 'terminological data' note "The more common terminological data include entry term (3.8.4), definition (3.3.1), note (3.8.5), grammatical label (3.8.6), subject label (3.8.7), language identifier (3.8.8), country identifier (3.8.9) and source identifier (3.8.10)."(xsd:string)
- 'terminological database' 'direct source' "ISO 1087-1, paragraph 3.7.5"(xsd:string)
- 'terminological database' definition "database (see ISO 1087-2:2000) containing terminological data"(xsd:string)
- 'terminological dictionary' 'direct source' "ISO 1087-1, paragraph 3.7.1"(xsd:string)
- 'terminological dictionary' definition "collection of terminological entries (3.8.2) presenting information related to concepts (3.2.1) or designations (3.4.1) from one or more specific subject fields (3.1.2)
"(xsd:string)
- 'terminological entry' 'direct source' "ISO 1087-1, paragraph 3.8.2"(xsd:string)
- 'terminological entry' definition "part of a terminological data collection (ISO 1087-2:2000, 2.21) which contains the terminological data (3.8.1) related to one concept (3.2.1)"(xsd:string)
- 'terminological entry' note "Adapted from ISO 1087-2:2000."(xsd:string)
- 'terminological format' 'direct source' "ISO 1087-1, paragraph 3.8.3"(xsd:string)
- 'terminological format' definition "format of a terminological entry (3.8.2)"(xsd:string)
- terminologization 'direct source' "ISO 1087-1, paragraph 3.4.8"(xsd:string)
- terminologization definition "process by which a general language word or expression is transformed into a term (3.4.3)"(xsd:string)
- terminology 'direct source' "ISO 1087-1, paragraph 3.5.1"(xsd:string)
- terminology definition "terminology 1
set of designations (3.4.1) belonging to one special language (3.1.3)"(xsd:string)
- 'terminology planning' 'direct source' "ISO 1087-1, paragraph 3.6.4"(xsd:string)
- 'terminology planning' definition "activities aimed at developing, improving, implementing and disseminating the terminology (3.5.1) of a subject field (3.1.2)"(xsd:string)
- 'terminology planning' note "Terminology planning involves all aspects of terminology work (3.6.1) and has among other objectives the objective of achieving vocabulary control through such normative documents as thesauri and terminology standards."(xsd:string)
- 'terminology process' definition "Not explicitly defined in the ISO standard, a process specific to terminology work"(xsd:string)
- 'terminology processing' 'direct source' "ISO 1087-1, paragraph 3.6.3"(xsd:string)
- 'terminology processing' definition "part of terminography (3.6.2) concerned with computer aspects of database creation, maintenance and extraction of terminology (3.5.1) from texts"(xsd:string)
- 'terminology product' definition "Not explicitly defined in the ISO standard, represents a product created through various aspects of terminology work."(xsd:string)
- 'terminology science' 'direct source' "ISO 1087-1, paragraph 3.5.2"(xsd:string)
- 'terminology science' definition "terminology 2
science studying the structure, formation, development, usage and management of terminologies (3.5.1) in various subject fields (3.1.2)"(xsd:string)
- 'terminology work' 'direct source' "ISO 1087-1, paragraph 3.6.1"(xsd:string)
- 'terminology work' definition "work concerned with the systematic collection, description, processing and presentation of concepts (3.2.1) and their designations (3.4.1)"(xsd:string)
- 'thematic arrangement' 'direct source' "ISO 1087-1, paragraph 3.7.10"(xsd:string)
- 'thematic arrangement' definition "thematic order,
macrostructure (3.7.7) in which the terminological entries (3.8.2) are arranged in thematic sections"(xsd:string)
- vocabulary 'direct source' "ISO 1087-1, paragraph 3.7.2"(xsd:string)
- vocabulary definition "terminological dictionary (3.7.1) which contains designations (3.4.1) and definitions (3.3.1) from one or more specific subject fields (3.1.2)"(xsd:string)
- vocabulary note "The vocabulary may be monolingual, bilingual or multilingual."(xsd:string)
- excerpts definition "selects for quoting (from a passage), extracts"(xsd:string)
- 'has term' 'direct source' "ISO 1087-1, paragraph 3.8.4"(xsd:string)
- 'has term' definition "term (3.4.3) that heads a terminological entry (3.8.2)"(xsd:string)
- 'has term' note "The entry term usually corresponds to the preferred term (3.4.15)"(xsd:string)
- 'has macrostructure' definition "is constructed or arranged according to some pattern or organizing scheme"(xsd:string)
- includes definition "comprises, especially within a particular scope, is made up of"(xsd:string)
- includes note "Note that something can be comprised of something(s) that may or may not be understood as separable parts, and thus is not defined as being explicitly transitive."(xsd:string)
- informs definition "gives character or essence to, communicates knowledge to"(xsd:string)
- produces definition "causes something to exist, makes something available, manufactures "(xsd:string)
- reflects definition "makes manifest or apparent, shows"(xsd:string)
- studies definition "application of the mental faculties to the acquisition of knowledge
- such application in a particular field or to a specific subject
- careful or extended consideration
- a careful examination or analysis of a phenomenon, development, or question"(xsd:string)
- 'abbreviated form' definition "a shortened form of a word or words that designate a concept, especially for cases where excessive length makes some terms difficult to use"(xsd:string)
- 'abbreviated form' example "In English, the types of abbreviated forms are: short forms, clipped terms, abbreviations, initialisms, and acronyms."(xsd:string)
- 'abbreviated form' note "The original long term is called the full or expanded form in ISO 704."(xsd:string)
- 'abbreviated form' 'scope note' "Good writing practice dictates that both the full form of a term and the abbreviated form be indicated the first time a potentially unfamiliar abbreviated form is used in a text. In general, an abbreviated form should be easy to pronounce."(xsd:string)
- abbreviation dcterms:source "ISO 1087-1, paragraph 3.4.9"(xsd:string)
- abbreviation definition "a designation formed by omitting words or letters from a longer form that denotes the same concept"(xsd:string)
- acronym dcterms:source "ISO 1087-1, paragraph 3.4.10"(xsd:string)
- acronym definition "an abbreviation consisting of initial letters of the words in a designation or from syllables of a designation that is pronounced syllabically"(xsd:string)
- acronym example "Examples of acronyms are: laser, DOS, GATT, UNESCO, UNICEF"(xsd:string)
- 'admitted term' dcterms:source "ISO 1087-1, paragraph 3.4.16"(xsd:string)
- 'admitted term' definition "a term characterized according to some acceptability scale that is a synonym for a preferred term in a given context"(xsd:string)
- antonym dcterms:source "ISO 1087-1, paragraph 3.4.20"(xsd:string)
- antonym definition "a term in an antonymy relation with another term"(xsd:string)
- antonymy dcterms:source "ISO 1087-1, paragraph 3.4.20"(xsd:string)
- antonymy definition "relation between two terms (3.4.3) in a given language representing opposite concepts (3.2.1)"(xsd:string)
- antonymy example "The relation of antonymy exists, for example, between encoding and decoding, positive and negative."(xsd:string)
- appellation dcterms:source "ISO 1087-1, paragraph 3.4.2"(xsd:string)
- appellation 'alternative label' "name"(xsd:string)
- appellation definition "verbal designation (3.4.1) of an individual concept (3.2.2)"(xsd:string)
- appellation 'preferred label' "appellation"(xsd:string)
- 'associative relation' dcterms:source "ISO 1087-1, paragraph 3.2.23"(xsd:string)
- 'associative relation' 'alternative label' "pragmatic relation"(xsd:string)
- 'associative relation' definition "relation between two concepts (3.2.1) having a nonhierarchical thematic connection by virtue of experience"(xsd:string)
- 'associative relation' example "An associative relation exists between the concepts (3.2.1) education and teaching, baking and oven."(xsd:string)
- 'associative relation' 'preferred label' "associative relation"(xsd:string)
- blend dcterms:source "ISO 1087-1, paragraph 3.4.13"(xsd:string)
- blend definition "term (3.4.3) formed by clipping and combining two separate terms (3.4.3)"(xsd:string)
- blend example "Examples of blends are: smog (smoke plus fog), infotainment (information plus entertainment"(xsd:string)
- 'borrowed term' dcterms:source "ISO 1087-1, paragraph 3.4.6"(xsd:string)
- 'borrowed term' definition "term (3.4.3) taken from another language or from another subject field (3.1.2)"(xsd:string)
- 'causal relation' dcterms:source "ISO 1087-1, paragraph 3.2.26"(xsd:string)
- 'causal relation' definition "associative relation (3.2.23) involving cause and its effect"(xsd:string)
- 'causal relation' example "A causal relation exists between the concepts (3.2.1) action and reaction, nuclear explosion and fall-out."(xsd:string)
- characteristic dcterms:source "ISO 1087-1, paragraph 3.2.4"(xsd:string)
- characteristic definition "abstraction of a property of an object (3.1.1) or of a set of objects"(xsd:string)
- characteristic 'scope note' "Characteristics are used for describing concepts (3.2.1)."(xsd:string)
- 'classification scheme' dcterms:source "ISO/IEC 11179-3 Information technology - Metadata registries (MDR) - Part 3: Registry metamodel and basic attributes, Third edition, 2013-02-15"(xsd:string)
- 'classification scheme' definition "a system for allocating classifiers (elements in a classification scheme) to objects, similar to identifiers in some cases; such classification schemes are intended to permit the classification of arbitrary objects into hierarchies (or partial orders)"(xsd:string)
- 'classification scheme' note "A classification scheme may be a taxonomy, a network, an ontology, or any other terminological system. The classification may also be just a list of controlled vocabulary of property words (or terms). The list might be taken from the 'leaf level' of a taxonomy."(xsd:string)
- classifier dcterms:source "ISO 1087-1, paragraph 3.2.5"(xsd:string)
- classifier dcterms:source "ISO/IEC 11179-3 Information technology - Metadata registries (MDR) - Part 3: Registry metamodel and basic attributes, Third edition, 2013-02-15"(xsd:string)
- classifier definition "a standardized classification or delineation for something, per some scheme for such delineation, within a specified context"(xsd:string)
- classifier example "The classifier 'colour' embraces characteristics (3.2.4) being red, blue, green, etc. The classifier 'material' embraces characteristics made of wood, metal, etc."(xsd:string)
- classifier note "In ISO 1087, classifiers form categories of characteristics (3.2.4) that serve as the criterion of subdivision when establishing concept systems (3.2.11)."(xsd:string)
- 'clipped term' dcterms:source "ISO 1087-1, paragraph 3.4.12"(xsd:string)
- 'clipped term' definition "abbreviation (3.4.9) formed by truncating a part of a simple term (3.4.4)"(xsd:string)
- 'clipped term' example "Examples of clipped terms are: vet (veterinarian), flu (influenza)."(xsd:string)
- 'complex term' dcterms:source "ISO 1087-1, paragraph 3.4.5"(xsd:string)
- 'complex term' definition "term (3.4.3) containing two or more roots"(xsd:string)
- 'complex term' example "Examples of complex terms are: bookmaker, know-how, fault recognition circuit."(xsd:string)
- 'comprehensive concept' dcterms:source "ISO 1087-1, paragraph 3.2.17"(xsd:string)
- 'comprehensive concept' definition "concept (3.2.1) in a partitive relation (3.2.22) viewed as the whole"(xsd:string)
- concept dcterms:source "ISO 1087-1, paragraph 3.2.1"(xsd:string)
- concept definition "unit of knowledge created by a unique combination of characteristics"(xsd:string)
- concept note "Concepts are not necessarily bound to particular languages. They are, however, influenced by the social or cultural background which often leads to different categorizations."(xsd:string)
- 'concept diagram' dcterms:source "ISO 1087-1, paragraph 3.2.12"(xsd:string)
- 'concept diagram' definition "graphic representation of a concept system (3.2.11)"(xsd:string)
- 'concept field' dcterms:source "ISO 1087-1, paragraph 3.2.10"(xsd:string)
- 'concept field' definition "unstructured set of thematically related concepts (3.2.1)"(xsd:string)
- 'concept field' note "Concept fields may be used as a starting point for establishing concept systems (3.2.11)."(xsd:string)
- 'concept system' dcterms:source "ISO 1087-1, paragraph 3.2.11"(xsd:string)
- 'concept system' 'alternative label' "system of concepts"(xsd:string)
- 'concept system' definition "set of concepts (3.2.1) structured according to the relations among them"(xsd:string)
- 'concept system' 'preferred label' "concept system"(xsd:string)
- context dcterms:source "ISO 1087-1, paragraph 3.6.10"(xsd:string)
- context definition "text which illustrates a concept (3.2.1) or the use of a designation (3.4.1)"(xsd:string)
- 'coordinate concept' dcterms:source "ISO 1087-1, paragraph 3.2.19"(xsd:string)
- 'coordinate concept' definition "subordinate concept (3.2.14) having the same nearest superordinate concept (3.2.13) and same criterion of subdivision as some other concept (3.2.1) in a given concept system (3.2.11)"(xsd:string)
- definition dcterms:source "ISO 1087-1, paragraph 3.3.1"(xsd:string)
- definition definition "representation of a concept (3.2.1) by a descriptive statement which serves to differentiate it from related concepts"(xsd:string)
- 'delimiting characteristic' dcterms:source "ISO 1087-1, paragraph 3.2.7"(xsd:string)
- 'delimiting characteristic' definition "essential characteristic (3.2.6) used for distinguishing a concept (3.2.1) from related concepts"(xsd:string)
- 'delimiting characteristic' example "The delimiting characteristic support for the back may be used for distinguishing the concepts (3.2.1) stool and chair."(xsd:string)
- 'deprecated term' dcterms:source "ISO 1087-1, paragraph 3.4.17"(xsd:string)
- 'deprecated term' definition "term (3.4.3) rated according to the scale of the term acceptability rating (3.4.14) as undesired"(xsd:string)
- designation dcterms:source "ISO 1087-1, paragraph 3.4.1"(xsd:string)
- designation 'alternative label' "designator"(xsd:string)
- designation definition "representation of a concept (3.2.1) by a sign which denotes it"(xsd:string)
- designation note "In terminology work (3.6.1) three types of designations are distinguished: symbols, appellations (3.4.2) and terms (3.4.3)."(xsd:string)
- designation 'preferred label' "designation"(xsd:string)
- diagram definition "A diagram is a two-dimensional geometric, symbolic representation of information according to some visualization technique. Sometimes, the technique uses a three-dimensional visualization which is then projected onto the two-dimensional surface. The term, graph, is sometimes used as a synonym for diagram."(xsd:string)
- equivalence dcterms:source "ISO 1087-1, paragraph 3.4.21"(xsd:string)
- equivalence definition "relation between designations (3.4.1) in different languages representing the same concept (3.2.1)"(xsd:string)
- 'essential characteristic' dcterms:source "ISO 1087-1, paragraph 3.2.6"(xsd:string)
- 'essential characteristic' definition "characteristic (3.2.4) which is indispensable to understanding a concept (3.2.1)"(xsd:string)
- extension dcterms:source "ISO 1087-1, paragraph 3.2.8"(xsd:string)
- extension definition "totality of objects (3.1.1) to which a concept (3.2.1) corresponds"(xsd:string)
- 'extensional definition' dcterms:source "ISO 1087-1, paragraph 3.3.3"(xsd:string)
- 'extensional definition' definition "description of a concept (3.2.1) by enumerating all of its subordinate concepts (3.2.14) under one criterion of subdivison"(xsd:string)
- 'extensional definition' example "Family 18 in the Periodic Table
helium, neon, argon, crypton, xenon and radon"(xsd:string)
- 'extensional definition' example "noble gas
helium, neon, argon, crypton, xenon or radon"(xsd:string)
- 'general concept' dcterms:source "ISO 1087-1, paragraph 3.2.3"(xsd:string)
- 'general concept' definition "concept (3.2.1) which corresponds to two or more objects (3.1.1) which form a group by reason of common properties"(xsd:string)
- 'general concept' example "Examples of general concepts are planet, tower"(xsd:string)
- 'generic concept' dcterms:source "ISO 1087-1, paragraph 3.2.15"(xsd:string)
- 'generic concept' definition "concept (3.2.1) in a generic relation (3.2.21) having the narrower intension (3.2.9)"(xsd:string)
- 'generic relation' dcterms:source "ISO 1087-1, paragraph 3.2.21"(xsd:string)
- 'generic relation' 'alternative label' "genus-species relation"(xsd:string)
- 'generic relation' definition "relation between two concepts (3.2.1) where the intension (3.2.9) of one of the concepts includes that of the other concept and at least one additional delimiting characteristic (3.2.7)"(xsd:string)
- 'generic relation' example "A generic relation exists between the concepts (3.2.1) word and pronoun, vehicle and car, person and child."(xsd:string)
- 'generic relation' 'preferred label' "generic relation"(xsd:string)
- 'hierarchical relation' dcterms:source "ISO 1087-1, paragraph 3.2.20"(xsd:string)
- 'hierarchical relation' definition "relation between two concepts (3.2.1) which may be either a generic relation (3.2.21) or a partitive relation (3.2.22)"(xsd:string)
- homonym dcterms:source "ISO 1087-1, paragraph 3.4.25"(xsd:string)
- homonym definition "The designations (3.4.1) in the relation of homonymy are called homonyms."(xsd:string)
- homonymy dcterms:source "ISO 1087-1, paragraph 3.4.25"(xsd:string)
- homonymy definition "relation between designations (3.4.1) and concepts (3.2.1) in a given language in which one designation represents two or more unrelated concepts."(xsd:string)
- homonymy example "An example of homonymy is: bark - (1) sound made by a dog, (2) outside covering of the stem of woody plants, (3) sailing vessel"(xsd:string)
- homonymy note "The designations (3.4.1) in the relation of homonymy are called homonyms."(xsd:string)
- 'individual concept' dcterms:source "ISO 1087-1, paragraph 3.2.2"(xsd:string)
- 'individual concept' definition "concept which corresponds to only one object"(xsd:string)
- 'individual concept' example "Examples of individual concepts are Saturn, the Eiffel Tower."(xsd:string)
- initialism dcterms:source "ISO 1087-1, paragraph 3.4.11"(xsd:string)
- initialism definition "abbreviation (3.4.9) made up of the initial letters of the components of the full form of the designation (3.4.1) or from syllables of the full form and pronounced letter by letter"(xsd:string)
- initialism example "Examples of initialisms are: UN, ASTM, IEC, US, EU, DNA"(xsd:string)
- intension dcterms:source "ISO 1087-1, paragraph 3.2.9"(xsd:string)
- intension definition "set of characteristics (3.2.4) which makes up the concept (3.2.1)"(xsd:string)
- 'intensional definition' dcterms:source "ISO 1087-1, paragraph 3.3.2"(xsd:string)
- 'intensional definition' definition "definition (3.3.1) which describes the intension (3.2.9) of a concept (3.2.1) by stating the superordinate concept (3.2.13) and the delimiting characteristics (3.2.7)"(xsd:string)
- 'intensional definition' example "The following is an example of an intensional definition for the concept (3.2.1) incandescent lamp
incandescent lamp
electric lamp in which a filament is heated by an electric current in such a way that it emits light."(xsd:string)
- mononym dcterms:source "ISO 1087-1, paragraph 3.4.22"(xsd:string)
- mononym definition "The designations (3.4.1) in the relation of mononymy are called mononyms."(xsd:string)
- mononymy dcterms:source "ISO 1087-1, paragraph 3.4.22"(xsd:string)
- mononymy definition "relation between designations (3.4.1) and concepts (3.2.1) in a given language in which one concept has only one designation"(xsd:string)
- mononymy note "The designations (3.4.1) in the relation of mononymy are called mononyms."(xsd:string)
- monoseme dcterms:source "ISO 1087-1, paragraph 3.4.23"(xsd:string)
- monoseme definition "The designations (3.4.1) in the relation of monosemy are called monosemes."(xsd:string)
- monosemy dcterms:source "ISO 1087-1, paragraph 3.4.23"(xsd:string)
- monosemy definition "relation between designations (3.4.1) and concepts (3.2.1) in a given language in which one designation only relates to one concept"(xsd:string)
- monosemy note "The designations (3.4.1) in the relation of monosemy are called monosemes."(xsd:string)
- neoterm dcterms:source "ISO 1087-1, paragraph 3.4.7"(xsd:string)
- neoterm 'alternative label' "neologism"(xsd:string)
- neoterm definition "new term (3.4.3) coined for a given concept (3.2.1)"(xsd:string)
- neoterm 'preferred label' "neoterm"(xsd:string)
- neoterm 'scope note' "Although neoterms sometimes rename established concepts (3.2.1), they usually name new concepts."(xsd:string)
- object dcterms:source "ISO 1087-1, paragraph 3.1.1"(xsd:string)
- object definition "anything perceivable or conceivable"(xsd:string)
- object note "objects may be material (e.g. an engine, a sheet of paper, a diamond), immaterial (e.g. conversion ratio, a project plan) or imagined (e.g. a unicorn)."(xsd:string)
- 'obsolete term' dcterms:source "ISO 1087-1, paragraph 3.4.18"(xsd:string)
- 'obsolete term' definition "term (3.4.3) which is no longer in common use"(xsd:string)
- 'partitive concept' dcterms:source "ISO 1087-1, paragraph 3.2.18"(xsd:string)
- 'partitive concept' definition "concept (3.2.1) in a partitive relation (3.2.22) viewed as one of the parts making up the whole"(xsd:string)
- 'partitive relation' dcterms:source "ISO 1087-1, paragraph 3.2.22"(xsd:string)
- 'partitive relation' 'alternative label' "part-whole relation"(xsd:string)
- 'partitive relation' definition "relation between two concepts (3.2.1) where one of the concepts constitutes the whole and the other concept a part of that whole"(xsd:string)
- 'partitive relation' example "A partitive relation exists between the concepts (3.2.1) week and day, molecule and atom."(xsd:string)
- 'partitive relation' 'preferred label' "partitive relation"(xsd:string)
- polyseme dcterms:source "ISO 1087-1, paragraph 3.4.24"(xsd:string)
- polyseme definition "The designations (3.4.1) in the relation of polysemy are called polysemes."(xsd:string)
- polysemy dcterms:source "ISO 1087-1, paragraph 3.4.24"(xsd:string)
- polysemy definition "relation between designations (3.4.1) and concepts (3.2.1) in a given language in which one designation represents two or more concepts sharing certain characteristics (3.2.4)"(xsd:string)
- polysemy example "An example of polysemy is: bridge - (1) structure to carry traffic over a gap, (2) part of a string instrument, (3) dental plate"(xsd:string)
- polysemy note "The designations (3.4.1) in the relation of polysemy are called polysemes."(xsd:string)
- 'preferred term' dcterms:source "ISO 1087-1, paragraph 3.4.15"(xsd:string)
- 'preferred term' definition "term (3.4.3) rated according to the scale of the term acceptability rating (3.4.14) as the primary term for a given concept (3.2.1)"(xsd:string)
- 'rated term' definition "a term that has an acceptability ratings"(xsd:string)
- relation definition "a reified relationship"(xsd:string)
- 'relation between designations' definition "a relationship between designations"(xsd:string)
- 'relation between designations and concepts' definition "a relationship between designations and concepts"(xsd:string)
- 'sequential relation' dcterms:source "ISO 1087-1, paragraph 3.2.24"(xsd:string)
- 'sequential relation' definition "associative relation (3.2.23) based on spatial or temporal proximity"(xsd:string)
- 'sequential relation' example "A sequential relation exists between the concepts (3.2.1) production and consumption, etc."(xsd:string)
- 'short form' definition "Not explicitly represented in the standard but referenced in ISO 704, a very long complex term or appellation can be reduced. The short form uses fewer words to designate the same concept."(xsd:string)
- 'simple term' dcterms:source "ISO 1087-1, paragraph 3.4.4"(xsd:string)
- 'simple term' definition "term (3.4.3) containing only one root"(xsd:string)
- 'simple term' example "Examples of simple terms are: sound, light."(xsd:string)
- 'special language' dcterms:source "ISO 1087-1, paragraph 3.1.3"(xsd:string)
- 'special language' 'alternative label' "LSP"(xsd:string)
- 'special language' 'alternative label' "language for special purposes"(xsd:string)
- 'special language' definition "language used in a subject field and characterized by the use of specific linguistic means of expression"(xsd:string)
- 'special language' 'preferred label' "special language"(xsd:string)
- 'special language' 'scope note' "The specific linguistic means of expression always includes subject-specific terminology and phraseology and also may cover stylistic or syntactic features."(xsd:string)
- 'specific concept' dcterms:source "ISO 1087-1, paragraph 3.2.16"(xsd:string)
- 'specific concept' definition "concept (3.2.1) in a generic relation (3.2.21) having the broader intension (3.2.9)"(xsd:string)
- 'subject field' dcterms:source "ISO 1087-1, paragraph 3.1.2"(xsd:string)
- 'subject field' 'alternative label' "domain"(xsd:string)
- 'subject field' 'alternative label' "field of special knowledge"(xsd:string)
- 'subject field' definition "subject field, domain, or field of special knowledge"(xsd:string)
- 'subject field' 'preferred label' "subject field"(xsd:string)
- 'subject field' 'scope note' "The borderlines of a subject field are defined from a purpose-related point of view"(xsd:string)
- 'subordinate concept' dcterms:source "ISO 1087-1, paragraph 3.2.14"(xsd:string)
- 'subordinate concept' 'alternative label' "narrower concept"(xsd:string)
- 'subordinate concept' definition "concept (3.2.1) which is either a specific concept (3.2.16) or a partitive concept (3.2.18)"(xsd:string)
- 'subordinate concept' 'preferred label' "subordinate concept"(xsd:string)
- 'superordinate concept' dcterms:source "ISO 1087-1, paragraph 3.2.13"(xsd:string)
- 'superordinate concept' 'alternative label' "broader concept"(xsd:string)
- 'superordinate concept' definition "concept (3.2.1) which is either a generic concept (3.2.15) or a comprehensive concept (3.2.17)"(xsd:string)
- 'superordinate concept' 'preferred label' "superordinate concept"(xsd:string)
- symbol definition "a visual or audio designation that stands for or suggests a concept by reason of relationship, association, convention, or accidental resemblance"(xsd:string)
- symbol note "Not explicitly defined in the standard but referenced in ISO 704, designations (terms, appellations or symbols) designate or represent a concept, or are attributed to a concept. From section 7.5, ISO 704, symbols are an important aid to international communication because their visual representation of concepts functions independently of any given language. They can communicate information directly under difficult circumstances (e.g., traffic signs).
Iconic symbols should bear some visual resemblance to the concept they represent. Generally their meaning should be directly apparent without explanation. In some cases, however, the visual resemblance of the symbol is less pronounced or completely lost. Its meaning may be no longer directly recognizable and may be supported only by general agreement.
Terms using the letters of the alphabet as iconic symbols to communicate the shape of the letter itself rather than its sound shall not be considered a symbol.
Characters that replace words or parts of words, such as mathematical symbols or currency symbols, are considered symbols."(xsd:string)
- synonym dcterms:source "ISO 1087-1, paragraph 3.4.19"(xsd:string)
- synonym definition "Terms (3.4.3) which are interchangeable in all contexts (3.6.10) are called synonyms; if they are interchangeable only in some contexts, they are called quasi-synonyms."(xsd:string)
- synonymy dcterms:source "ISO 1087-1, paragraph 3.4.19"(xsd:string)
- synonymy definition "relation between or among terms (3.4.3) in a given language representing the same concept (3.2.1)"(xsd:string)
- synonymy example "The relation of synonymy exists, for example, between deuterium and heavy hydrogen."(xsd:string)
- synonymy 'scope note' "Terms (3.4.3) which are interchangeable in all contexts (3.6.10) are called synonyms; if they are interchangeable only in some contexts, they are called quasi-synonyms."(xsd:string)
- 'temporal relation' dcterms:source "ISO 1087-1, paragraph 3.2.25"(xsd:string)
- 'temporal relation' definition "sequential relation (3.2.24) involving events in time"(xsd:string)
- 'temporal relation' example "A temporal relation exists between the concepts (3.2.1) spring and summer, autumn and winter."(xsd:string)
- term dcterms:source "ISO 1087-1, paragraph 3.4.3"(xsd:string)
- term definition "verbal designation (3.4.1) of a general concept (3.2.3) in a specific subject field (3.1.2)"(xsd:string)
- term note "A term may contain symbols and can have variants, e.g. different forms of spelling."(xsd:string)
- 'term acceptability rating' dcterms:source "ISO 1087-1, paragraph 3.4.14"(xsd:string)
- 'term acceptability rating' definition "rating established from a predetermined scale and used to evaluate a term (3.4.3)"(xsd:string)
- admitted dcterms:source "ISO 1087-1, paragraphs 3.4.14, 3.4.16"(xsd:string)
- admitted definition "term (3.4.3) rated according to the scale of the term acceptability rating (3.4.14) as a synonym for a preferred term (3.4.15)"(xsd:string)
- causes definition "the relationship between an event (the cause) and a second event (the effect), where the second event is understood as a consequence of the first; also, the relationship between a set of factors (causes) and a phenomenon (the effect)"(xsd:string)
- characterizes definition "describes the character or quality of"(xsd:string)
- 'consists of' definition "includes, especially within a particular scope, is made up of"(xsd:string)
- 'consists of' note "Note that something can consist of something(s) else that may or may not be understood as separable parts, and thus is not defined as being explicitly transitive."(xsd:string)
- constitutes definition "is an element or constituent of"(xsd:string)
- defines definition "determines or identifies the essential qualities of, fixes or marks the limits of, demarcates"(xsd:string)
- 'defines through extension' definition "determines or identifies the essential qualities of a concept through extension"(xsd:string)
- depicts definition "represents via an image, illustrates"(xsd:string)
- deprecated dcterms:source "ISO 1087-1, paragraphs 3.4.14, 3.4.17"(xsd:string)
- deprecated definition "term (3.4.3) rated according to the scale of the term acceptability rating (3.4.14) as undesired"(xsd:string)
- designates definition "signifies, indicates"(xsd:string)
- extends definition "relates an entity defined through extension to the entity that it extends"(xsd:string)
- 'has acceptability rating' definition "relates a term to an acceptability rating"(xsd:string)
- 'has antonym' definition "specifies that an entity has an antonym relationship with another entity, i.e., one is the complementary or gradable opposite of the other"(xsd:string)
- 'has characteristic' definition "specifies that an entity has a particular characteristic"(xsd:string)
- 'has context' definition "provides context for a particular concept, term, or definition usage"(xsd:string)
- 'has definition' definition "identifies a statement or expression that conveys the essential qualities associated with something"(xsd:string)
- 'has delimiting characteristic' definition "relates an intensional definition to one of its delimiting characteristics"(xsd:string)
- 'has designation' definition "relates an entity to a signifier or indicator"(xsd:string)
- 'has equivalent designation' definition "relates equivalent designations to one another, for example, synonymous terms in a particular context, or translations to another language"(xsd:string)
- 'has extension' definition "relates an entity to its extension"(xsd:string)
- 'has intension' definition "relates a entity to its intention"(xsd:string)
- 'has representation' definition "relates an entity to another entity that represents it in some form"(xsd:string)
- 'has superordinate concept' definition "relates an entity to a superordinate entity"(xsd:string)
- 'has synonym' definition "relates a designation to another designation that is synonymous for the same concept in a particular context"(xsd:string)
- 'is caused by' definition "is the relationship between an event (the effect) and a second event (the cause), where the first event is understood as a consequence of the second; also, the relationship between a set of factors (causes) and a phenomenon (the effect)"(xsd:string)
- 'is a homonym for' definition "relates a designation to another concept that has a designation with common spelling and pronunciation but different meaning"(xsd:string)
- 'is managed by' definition "relates an entity to another entity that it is managed by"(xsd:string)
- manages definition "relates an entity to another entity that it manages"(xsd:string)
- obsolete dcterms:source "ISO 1087-1, paragraphs 3.4.14, 3.4.18"(xsd:string)
- obsolete definition "term (3.4.3) which is no longer in common use"(xsd:string)
- preferred dcterms:source "ISO 1087-1, paragraphs 3.4.14, 3.4.15"(xsd:string)
- preferred definition "term (3.4.3) rated according to the scale of the term acceptability rating (3.4.14) as the primary term for a given concept (3.2.1)"(xsd:string)
- represents definition "relates an entity to another entity that it represents"(xsd:string)
- 'bibliographic citation' definition "a reference to an authoritative source for provenance or substatiation purposes;
The form of bibliographic citation may be specific to a domain, publication, or community, thus specific properties to define the details are not provided. FRBR, ISO 690, and others provide reasonable approaches if none is explicitly required for a specification."(xsd:string)
- 'issue resolution' definition "An Issue is a report made to OMG of an error in an OMG Specification. An F/RTF Report lists the issues and comments received by the F/RTF against a specification, and the resolution, if any, for each comment (referred to by its Issue Number).
For resolutions that involve changes to the models (machine readable artifacts) corresponding to the specification, an individual of type IssueResolution should be included in the administrative metadata for the version of the specification to which it applies, for each issue resolved, linking to the appropriate issue page in the OMG JIRA system where further information about the issue and how it was dealt with can be found.
"(xsd:string)
- 'The MIT License' dcterms:rights "The MIT License: Permission is hereby granted, free of charge, to any person obtaining a copy of this software and associated documentation files (the "Software"), to deal in the Software without restriction, including without limitation the rights to use, copy, modify, merge, publish, distribute, sublicense, and/or sell copies of the Software, and to permit persons to whom the Software is furnished to do so, subject to the following conditions:
The copyright notice and this permission notice shall be included in all copies or substantial portions of the Software.
THE SOFTWARE IS PROVIDED "AS IS", WITHOUT WARRANTY OF ANY KIND, EXPRESS OR IMPLIED, INCLUDING BUT NOT LIMITED TO THE WARRANTIES OF MERCHANTABILITY, FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE
AND NONINFRINGEMENT. IN NO EVENT SHALL THE AUTHORS OR COPYRIGHT HOLDERS BE LIABLE FOR ANY CLAIM, DAMAGES OR OTHER LIABILITY, WHETHER IN AN ACTION OF CONTRACT, TORT OR OTHERWISE, ARISING FROM, OUT OF OR IN CONNECTION WITH THE SOFTWARE OR THE USE OR OTHER DEALINGS IN THE SOFTWARE."(xsd:string)
- 'The MIT License' definition "license document representing the actual text of the MIT License"(xsd:string)
- 'MIME MediaType' definition "MIME media type as defined by the IANA standard"(xsd:string)
- module definition "Modularization of any engineering model involves principles of the model driven architecture methodology (MDA), including but not limited to separation of concerns, coherence, and establishing clear logical boundaries in order to increase reusability and maintainability.
A module should be designed to reflect these principles, including a small number of models that have well-defined relationships with one another, that form a coherent and cohesive whole for some purpose, and that have clear boundaries or interfaces to other external modules."(xsd:string)
- organization definition "an entity, such as an institution or an association, that has a collective goal and is linked to an external environment"(xsd:string)
- specification 'alternative label' "spec"(xsd:string)
- specification definition "an explicit set of requirements to be satisfied by a material, product, or service"(xsd:string)
- 'specification family' definition "a family of specifications, such as the OMG's Financial Industry Business Ontology (FIBO) or the Information Exchange Framework (IEF)"(xsd:string)
- 'specification version' definition "a formal revision of a given specification, produced through the efforts of a finalization or revision task force"(xsd:string)
- 'content type' definition "the content type for the model or module, for example, MOF metamodel, UML profile, UML model, vocabulary, ontology, ruleset, etc.
The actual content language for the module (for example, RDF Schema, OWL, or SBVR in the case of a vocabulary) should be specified using the contentLanguage annotation property. Valid values are specified as individuals."(xsd:string)
- addressForComments definition "a link to a mailing list or web page where questions, discussion, and issues can be raised"(xsd:string)
- author definition "Author identifies an individual or organization that originated the model or specification (range can be a dct:Agent or string)."(xsd:string)
- 'content language' definition "a link to the core language and/or specification of the model/electronic file, for example, UML, OWL, SysML, BPMN, including linking to the version of the language in question"(xsd:string)
- 'content type' definition "indicates the content type, for example, MOF metamodel, UML profile, UML model, SBVR or RDF vocabulary, OWL or CL ontology"(xsd:string)
- contributor definition "an organization or individual that has made a significant contribution to the specification"(xsd:string)
- copyright definition "copyright statement for the specification version, content, or model/electronic file"(xsd:string)
- 'depends on' definition "a bibliographic reference for and/or URL of any electronic files or documents (e.g., document version URL if applicable) on which this specification or model depends; if the model contains multiple modules, then dependencies should reflect those of the model in question"(xsd:string)
- 'direct source' definition "reference used as a primary, direct source for content in developing this specification or model (range can be a string, URI, or BibliographicCitation)"(xsd:string)
- 'document number' definition "OMG document number (for the document or file this metadata is associated with); note that a single OMG document number may be associated with many files, for example in the case of an archive containing all of the ontologies associated with a given FIBO specification"(xsd:string)
- 'URL for the document' definition "document URL (for the specific document or model file this metadata is associated with)"(xsd:string)
- editor definition "an editor of the specification, which may include the primary contact organization, or RTF/FTF co-chair (organization), depending on where the specification is in the process"(xsd:string)
- 'specification family abbreviation or acronym' definition "abbreviation or acronym for the specification family"(xsd:string)
- 'family abstract' definition "a short textual description of the family of specifications"(xsd:string)
- 'specification family title' definition "specification family title (for example, Financial Industry Business Ontology)"(xsd:string)
- 'specification family URL' definition "URL where the specification family is published"(xsd:string)
- 'file-level abbreviation or acronym' definition "abbreviation or acronym for the file, such as a namespace prefix, if distinct from that of the specification"(xsd:string)
- 'file-level abstract' definition "a short textual description of the model or file"(xsd:string)
- 'file version' definition "file version, if distinct from the specification or module version"(xsd:string)
- 'electronic file name' definition "name of the electronic document or file this metadata is associated with"(xsd:string)
- 'formal version' definition "a link to the latest published formal specification (document)"(xsd:string)
- format definition "serialization format for the file in terms of its MIME Type, such as xmi, rdf/xml, owl/xml, etc.
"(xsd:string)
- 'has specification version' definition "relates a 'master' or umbrella specification to specific versions of that specification, created through a finalization or revision process"(xsd:string)
- 'informative reference' definition "informative reference, standard, or document"(xsd:string)
- 'is normative' definition "boolean value indicating whether or not the file is a normative component of a specification"(xsd:string)
- 'is version of' definition "relates a given version of a specification to the 'master' or original specification that it modifies"(xsd:string)
- keyword definition "keyword relevant to the specification"(xsd:string)
- keyword 'editorial note' "may appear more than once, as appropriate"(xsd:string)
- 'module abbreviation or acronym' definition "abbreviation or acronym for the module, if distinct from that of the specification"(xsd:string)
- 'module abstract' definition "a short textual description of the module"(xsd:string)
- 'module name' definition "module name, if distinct from the specification title"(xsd:string)
- 'module short title' definition "a short title for the component or module"(xsd:string)
- 'module version' definition "module version, if distinct from the specification version"(xsd:string)
- 'normative reference' definition "a normative reference or standard for the specification"(xsd:string)
- 'prior specification version' definition "a link to the immediately preceding OMG formal specification version"(xsd:string)
- 'prior version' definition "a link to the immediately preceding version at the file level"(xsd:string)
- 'publication date' definition "the date this version of the specification was published"(xsd:string)
- 'related specification' definition "specification or standard (range can be xsd:string, xsd:anyURI, or BibliographicCitation)"(xsd:string)
- 'responsible task force' definition "task force or working group responsible for the original RFP/RFC and specification adoption"(xsd:string)
- 'revised by' definition "task force or working group responsible for this revision of the specification"(xsd:string)
- 'short name for the specification or module' definition "a short, commonly used, or preferred name, for a given specification or module"(xsd:string)
- 'specification abbreviation or acronym' definition "official abbreviation or acronym for the specification and related electronic files"(xsd:string)
- 'specification abstract' definition "a short textual description for the specification"(xsd:string)
- 'specification name or title' definition "the full (complete) formal title of the specification, without abbreviations"(xsd:string)
- 'specification URL' definition "URL for the specification directory on the OMG web site"(xsd:string)
- 'specification version status' definition "status of this version of the specification from a process perspective, including whether or not it has been formally adopted or superseded by a newer version"(xsd:string)
- 'specification version URL' definition "explicit URI where the specification version is published"(xsd:string)
- submitter definition "a contributor that is an OMG member, identified member of the submission team, and filed the requisite LOI, responsible for the content of the specification or model"(xsd:string)
- 'task force report' definition "a link to the FTF or RTF report, if applicable"(xsd:string)
- 'technology area' definition "technology area relevant to the specification, for example, analysis and design, business process modeling, information exchange and interoperability, middleware, etc."(xsd:string)
- 'technology area' 'editorial note' "may appear more than once, as appropriate"(xsd:string)
- 'this version' definition "the version identifier for this version of the specification"(xsd:string)
- 'topic area' definition "topic or area of interest that this particular specification relates to, for example, real time, robotics"(xsd:string)
- 'topic area' 'editorial note' "may appear more than once, as appropriate"(xsd:string)