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   * Different words referring to the same concept = synonym   * Different words referring to the same concept = synonym
   * The same word referring to different concept = heteronym?    * The same word referring to different concept = heteronym? 
- - Actually heterograph since in the context (!) of this work we are interested only in whether terms (strings of characters) are spelled the same rather than whether they do or do not sound the same e.g. Bass v Bass. + - Actually homograph since in the context (!) of this work we are interested only in whether terms (strings of characters) are spelled the same rather than whether they do or do not sound the same e.g. Bass v Bass. 
  
 Here are the Nyms as a whole: Here are the Nyms as a whole:
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 This would be the contextual scope of the ontology in which the concept is defined.  This would be the contextual scope of the ontology in which the concept is defined. 
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 +==== References ====
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 +Representing Context in OWL as a concept that varies in time
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 +  * “Context Slices: Representing Contexts in OWL” 
 +    * http://ceur-ws.org/Vol-671/pat01.pdf
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 +  * Underpinning paper on representing concepts that change in time: “A Reusable Ontology for Fluents in OWL” 
 +    * https://www.researchgate.net/publication/221234960_A_Reusable_Ontology_for_Fluents_in_OWL
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 +Paper on applying a 5 Ws (not 6 Ws!) approach to context.
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 +  * A citable reference of prior art:
 +    * https://www.researchgate.net/publication/319231978_CAMeOnto_Context_Awareness_Meta_Ontology_Modeling
  
  
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