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Slot: exponent_of_us_dollar

The exponent of US Dollar in a product of powers of base units.

URI: gist_upstream:exponentOfUSDollar Alias: exponent_of_us_dollar

Properties

Type and Range

Property Value
Range UnitOfMeasure or 
UnitGroup or 
Decimal
Domain UnitGroup
Slot URI gist_upstream:exponentOfUSDollar

Cardinality and Requirements

Property Value
Expressions & Logic #### Any Of Value must satisfy at least one of: - AnonymousSlotExpression({'range': 'UnitGroup'}) - AnonymousSlotExpression({'range': 'UnitOfMeasure'})

In Subsets

Aliases

  • exponent of US dollar

Examples

Value
In the equation '1 million dollars per week = 1.65344 x dollar per second' 
    the conversion factor for million dollars per week is 1.65344
    the exponent of US Dollar is 1
    the exponent of second is -1
    all other exponents are zero

    Every member of a unit group containing million dollars per week must be a multiple of dollar per second. |

Comments

  • The factors for converting from one currency to another change constantly.

Identifier and Mapping Information

Schema Source

Mappings

Mapping Type Mapped Value
self gist_upstream:exponentOfUSDollar
native gist:exponent_of_us_dollar

LinkML Source

name: exponent_of_us_dollar
description: The exponent of US Dollar in a product of powers of base units.
comments:
- The factors for converting from one currency to another change constantly.
examples:
- value: "In the equation '1 million dollars per week = 1.65344 x dollar per second'\r\
    \n\r\n\t\tthe conversion factor for million dollars per week is 1.65344\r\n\t\t\
    the exponent of US Dollar is 1\r\n\t\tthe exponent of second is -1\r\n\t\tall\
    \ other exponents are zero\r\n\r\n\t\tEvery member of a unit group containing\
    \ million dollars per week must be a multiple of dollar per second."
in_subset:
- gist_core
from_schema: https://w3id.org/lmodel/gist
aliases:
- exponent of US dollar
rank: 1000
domain: UnitGroup
slot_uri: gist_upstream:exponentOfUSDollar
alias: exponent_of_us_dollar
range: decimal
any_of:
- range: UnitGroup
- range: UnitOfMeasure