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loading...| Preferred Name |
Role |
| Definitions |
A potential that is assigned to an object. This class is intended to serve the same purpose as the ISO 15926-2:2003 'role' entity type, as well as the same-named BFO class (BFO_0000023). As with any 'potential', the existence of a role is dependent on its bearer. A particular meeting room's role may therefore not be transferred to a different room; a different role individual with similar classification would be needed. |
| ID |
http://rds.posccaesar.org/ontology/lis14/rdl/Role |
| comment |
This class is intended to serve the same purpose as the ISO 15926-2:2003 'role' entity type, as well as the same-named BFO class (BFO_0000023). As with any 'potential', the existence of a role is dependent on its bearer. A particular meeting room's role may therefore not be transferred to a different room; a different role individual with similar classification would be needed. |
| definition |
A potential that is assigned to an object. This class is intended to serve the same purpose as the ISO 15926-2:2003 'role' entity type, as well as the same-named BFO class (BFO_0000023). As with any 'potential', the existence of a role is dependent on its bearer. A particular meeting room's role may therefore not be transferred to a different room; a different role individual with similar classification would be needed. |
| example |
The role of an interior space (a 'site') as a meeting room is realized when it serves as the space for conducting meetings. The site may be assigned a storage room role at a different time. The role an individual person takes in a work situation, such as a manager. A student role. |
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true |
| label |
Role |
| naturalLanguageDefinition |
A potential that is assigned to an object. |
| prefixIRI |
lis:Role |
| prefLabel |
Role |
| primitive rationale |
Making the notion of assignment (to a task) fully precise is beyond the scope of IDO. With complex intentions notions of obligation, which are often required in role assignments, this is particularly clear. |
| see also |
ISO 15926-2:2003 'role', 'role_and_domain' |
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