Preferred Name |
Dependent |
Synonyms |
Dependent Entity |
Definitions |
The class Dependent is closely related to "specifically dependent continuant" in BFO (BFO_0000020). An entity that is an inherent quality or realizable potential of an object. There is no direct analogue to 'dependent' entities in ISO 15926-2:2003. However, ISO 15926-2:2003 'property' and 'functional_physical_object' largely serve the same purpose as, respectively, 'quality' and 'potential'. |
ID |
http://rds.posccaesar.org/ontology/lis14/rdl/Dependent |
comment |
The class Dependent is closely related to "specifically dependent continuant" in BFO (BFO_0000020). There is no direct analogue to 'dependent' entities in ISO 15926-2:2003. However, ISO 15926-2:2003 'property' and 'functional_physical_object' largely serve the same purpose as, respectively, 'quality' and 'potential'. |
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alternative label |
Dependent Entity |
definition |
The class Dependent is closely related to "specifically dependent continuant" in BFO (BFO_0000020). An entity that is an inherent quality or realizable potential of an object. There is no direct analogue to 'dependent' entities in ISO 15926-2:2003. However, ISO 15926-2:2003 'property' and 'functional_physical_object' largely serve the same purpose as, respectively, 'quality' and 'potential'. |
example |
The colour of a surface, the temperature of a medium, the storage-space role of a room. The colour of a surface, the temperature of a medium, a technical contact role. |
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label |
Dependent |
naturalLanguageDefinition |
An entity that is an inherent quality or realizable potential of an object. |
prefixIRI |
lis:Dependent |
prefLabel |
Dependent |
primitive rationale |
To provide necessary and sufficient conditions is beyond scope of IDO. Note that the BFO analogue, 'specifically dependent continuant', is defined in terms of the primitive relation 'specifically depends on' (s-depends on), which is not included in IDO. |
scope note |
Any 'object' will be the bearer of various 'dependent' entities, but any 'temporal' entity has only an indirect relationship to 'dependent's. This is in line with BFO, but also a common source of confusion. A common need is to relate a measure based on a 'physical quantity' to an 'activity', like average speed to a transport activity; this may not be implemented as an "average speed" dependent entity of the transport. For a suitable representation pattern, see the class 'activity profile' and related resources. |
see also |
ISO 15926-2:2003 'property', 'functional_physical_object' http://rds.posccaesar.org/ontology/lis14/rdl/ActivityProfile |
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