Difference between revisions of "sequence"
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(Changed claim: Usage Notes (P62): This is commonly used to either denote the order of importance of statements (the lowest sequence number, usually 1, is considered the primary or most important one, e.g. the order of gathering agents...) |
(Changed claim: Usage Notes (P62): This is commonly used to either denote the order of importance of statements (the lowest sequence number, usually 1, is considered the primary or most important one, e.g. the order of gathering agents...) |
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- | + | This is commonly used to either denote the order of importance of statements (the lowest sequence number, usually 1, is considered the primary or most important one, e.g. the order of gathering agents) or the order in which they where gathered (e.g. the order of coordinate sets). (English) |
Revision as of 15:52, 29 November 2018
Meta Property to denote the sequence of statements on a property which is used more than once for an instance of a class.
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Meta Property to denote the sequence of statements on a property which is used more than once for an instance of a class.
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xs:nonNegativeInteger
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Not to be confused with abcd:Sequence, the class for a genomic sequence. (English)
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The property assertion with the lowest sequence number (usually 1) is considered the primary or most important one. (English)
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This is commonly used to either denote the order of importance of statements (the lowest sequence number, usually 1, is considered the primary or most important one, e.g. the order of gathering agents) or the order in which they where gathered (e.g. the order of coordinate sets). (English)
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