Class: Physical Event (PhysicalEvent)
An event that can be said to have occurred at some place in space.
URI: gist:PhysicalEvent
classDiagram
class PhysicalEvent
click PhysicalEvent href "../PhysicalEvent/"
Event <|-- PhysicalEvent
click Event href "../Event/"
PhysicalEvent : actual_end_date
PhysicalEvent : actual_end_date_time
PhysicalEvent : actual_end_microsecond
PhysicalEvent : actual_end_minute
PhysicalEvent : actual_end_year
PhysicalEvent : actual_start_date
PhysicalEvent : actual_start_date_time
PhysicalEvent : actual_start_microsecond
PhysicalEvent : actual_start_minute
PhysicalEvent : actual_start_year
PhysicalEvent : allows
PhysicalEvent --> "*" Any : allows
click Any href "../Any/"
PhysicalEvent : at_date_time
PhysicalEvent : birth_date
PhysicalEvent : comes_from_agent
PhysicalEvent --> "*" Any : comes_from_agent
click Any href "../Any/"
PhysicalEvent : comes_from_place
PhysicalEvent --> "*" Any : comes_from_place
click Any href "../Any/"
PhysicalEvent : conforms_to
PhysicalEvent --> "*" Any : conforms_to
click Any href "../Any/"
PhysicalEvent : contained_text
PhysicalEvent : contributes_to
PhysicalEvent --> "*" Any : contributes_to
click Any href "../Any/"
PhysicalEvent : death_date
PhysicalEvent : description
PhysicalEvent : encrypted_text
PhysicalEvent : end_date_time
PhysicalEvent : goes_to_agent
PhysicalEvent --> "*" Any : goes_to_agent
click Any href "../Any/"
PhysicalEvent : goes_to_place
PhysicalEvent --> "*" Any : goes_to_place
click Any href "../Any/"
PhysicalEvent : has_accuracy
PhysicalEvent --> "0..1" Magnitude : has_accuracy
click Magnitude href "../Magnitude/"
PhysicalEvent : has_addend
PhysicalEvent --> "*" Any : has_addend
click Any href "../Any/"
PhysicalEvent : has_address
PhysicalEvent --> "*" Address : has_address
click Address href "../Address/"
PhysicalEvent : has_aspect
PhysicalEvent --> "0..1" Aspect : has_aspect
click Aspect href "../Aspect/"
PhysicalEvent : has_broader
PhysicalEvent --> "*" Any : has_broader
click Any href "../Any/"
PhysicalEvent : has_direct_broader
PhysicalEvent --> "*" Any : has_direct_broader
click Any href "../Any/"
PhysicalEvent : has_divisor
PhysicalEvent --> "*" Any : has_divisor
click Any href "../Any/"
PhysicalEvent : has_giver
PhysicalEvent --> "*" Any : has_giver
click Any href "../Any/"
PhysicalEvent : has_goal
PhysicalEvent --> "*" Any : has_goal
click Any href "../Any/"
PhysicalEvent : has_incumbent
PhysicalEvent --> "*" Any : has_incumbent
click Any href "../Any/"
PhysicalEvent : has_magnitude
PhysicalEvent --> "*" Magnitude : has_magnitude
click Magnitude href "../Magnitude/"
PhysicalEvent : has_multiplier
PhysicalEvent --> "*" Any : has_multiplier
click Any href "../Any/"
PhysicalEvent : has_navigational_parent
PhysicalEvent --> "*" Any : has_navigational_parent
click Any href "../Any/"
PhysicalEvent : has_participant
PhysicalEvent --> "*" Any : has_participant
click Any href "../Any/"
PhysicalEvent : has_party
PhysicalEvent --> "*" Any : has_party
click Any href "../Any/"
PhysicalEvent : has_physical_location
PhysicalEvent --> "*" GeoLocation : has_physical_location
click GeoLocation href "../GeoLocation/"
PhysicalEvent : has_recipient
PhysicalEvent --> "*" Any : has_recipient
click Any href "../Any/"
PhysicalEvent : has_subtrahend
PhysicalEvent --> "*" Any : has_subtrahend
click Any href "../Any/"
PhysicalEvent : has_unique_broader
PhysicalEvent --> "*" Any : has_unique_broader
click Any href "../Any/"
PhysicalEvent : has_unique_navigational_parent
PhysicalEvent --> "*" Any : has_unique_navigational_parent
click Any href "../Any/"
PhysicalEvent : id_text
PhysicalEvent : is_affected_by
PhysicalEvent --> "*" Any : is_affected_by
click Any href "../Any/"
PhysicalEvent : is_allocated_by
PhysicalEvent --> "*" Any : is_allocated_by
click Any href "../Any/"
PhysicalEvent : is_assignment_of
PhysicalEvent --> "*" Any : is_assignment_of
click Any href "../Any/"
PhysicalEvent : is_assignment_to
PhysicalEvent --> "*" Any : is_assignment_to
click Any href "../Any/"
PhysicalEvent : is_based_on
PhysicalEvent --> "*" Any : is_based_on
click Any href "../Any/"
PhysicalEvent : is_categorized_by
PhysicalEvent --> "*" Any : is_categorized_by
click Any href "../Any/"
PhysicalEvent : is_connected_to
PhysicalEvent --> "*" Any : is_connected_to
click Any href "../Any/"
PhysicalEvent : is_direct_part_of
PhysicalEvent --> "*" Any : is_direct_part_of
click Any href "../Any/"
PhysicalEvent : is_expressed_in
PhysicalEvent --> "*" Any : is_expressed_in
click Any href "../Any/"
PhysicalEvent : is_governed_by
PhysicalEvent --> "*" Any : is_governed_by
click Any href "../Any/"
PhysicalEvent : is_identified_by
PhysicalEvent --> "*" ID : is_identified_by
click ID href "../ID/"
PhysicalEvent : is_made_up_of
PhysicalEvent --> "*" PhysicalSubstance : is_made_up_of
click PhysicalSubstance href "../PhysicalSubstance/"
PhysicalEvent : is_member_of
PhysicalEvent --> "*" Any : is_member_of
click Any href "../Any/"
PhysicalEvent : is_part_of
PhysicalEvent --> "*" Any : is_part_of
click Any href "../Any/"
PhysicalEvent : is_produced_by
PhysicalEvent --> "*" Any : is_produced_by
click Any href "../Any/"
PhysicalEvent : is_recognized_by
PhysicalEvent --> "*" Any : is_recognized_by
click Any href "../Any/"
PhysicalEvent : is_recorded_at
PhysicalEvent : is_rendered_on
PhysicalEvent --> "*" Any : is_rendered_on
click Any href "../Any/"
PhysicalEvent : is_triggered_by
PhysicalEvent --> "*" Any : is_triggered_by
click Any href "../Any/"
PhysicalEvent : is_under_jurisdiction_of
PhysicalEvent --> "*" Any : is_under_jurisdiction_of
click Any href "../Any/"
PhysicalEvent : links
PhysicalEvent --> "*" Any : links
click Any href "../Any/"
PhysicalEvent : links_from
PhysicalEvent --> "*" Any : links_from
click Any href "../Any/"
PhysicalEvent : links_to
PhysicalEvent --> "*" Any : links_to
click Any href "../Any/"
PhysicalEvent : name
PhysicalEvent : numeric_value
PhysicalEvent : occurs_in
PhysicalEvent --> "*" Any : occurs_in
click Any href "../Any/"
PhysicalEvent : offers_to_provide
PhysicalEvent --> "*" Any : offers_to_provide
click Any href "../Any/"
PhysicalEvent : offers_to_receive
PhysicalEvent --> "*" Any : offers_to_receive
click Any href "../Any/"
PhysicalEvent : planned_end_date
PhysicalEvent : planned_end_date_time
PhysicalEvent : planned_end_minute
PhysicalEvent : planned_end_year
PhysicalEvent : planned_start_date
PhysicalEvent : planned_start_date_time
PhysicalEvent : planned_start_minute
PhysicalEvent : planned_start_year
PhysicalEvent : precedes
PhysicalEvent --> "*" Any : precedes
click Any href "../Any/"
PhysicalEvent : precedes_directly
PhysicalEvent --> "*" Any : precedes_directly
click Any href "../Any/"
PhysicalEvent : refers_to
PhysicalEvent --> "*" Any : refers_to
click Any href "../Any/"
PhysicalEvent : requires
PhysicalEvent --> "*" Any : requires
click Any href "../Any/"
PhysicalEvent : sequence
PhysicalEvent : start_date_time
PhysicalEvent : symbol
PhysicalEvent : unique_text
Inheritance
Section titled “Inheritance”Class Properties
Section titled “Class Properties”| Property | Value |
|---|---|
| Class URI | gist:PhysicalEvent |
| Name | Cardinality and Range | Description | Inheritance |
|---|---|---|---|
| actual_end_date | 0..1 Datetime |
The actual date that something ended, with precision of one day | GistThing |
| actual_end_date_time | 0..1 Datetime |
The actual date and time that something ended, with no implied precision | GistThing |
| actual_end_microsecond | 0..1 Datetime |
The actual time that something ended, expressed as a system time used for tim… | GistThing |
| actual_end_minute | 0..1 Datetime |
The actual date and time that something ended, with precision of one minute | GistThing |
| actual_end_year | 0..1 Datetime |
The actual date that something ended, with precision of one year | GistThing |
| actual_start_date | 0..1 Datetime |
The actual date that something started, with precision of one day | GistThing |
| actual_start_date_time | 0..1 Datetime |
The actual date and time that something started, with no implied precision | GistThing |
| actual_start_microsecond | 0..1 Datetime |
The actual time that something started, expressed as a system time used for t… | GistThing |
| actual_start_minute | 0..1 Datetime |
The actual date and time that something started, with precision of one minute | GistThing |
| actual_start_year | 0..1 Datetime |
The actual date that something started, with precision of one year | GistThing |
| allows | * Any |
Relates a permission to a particular activity or type of activity it allows | GistThing |
| at_date_time | 0..1 Datetime |
The date and time at which something did or will occur, with variants for pre… | GistThing |
| birth_date | 0..1 Datetime |
The date some living thing was or will be born, with precision of one day | GistThing |
| comes_from_agent | * Any or Organization or Person |
Relates something to the originating agent | GistThing |
| comes_from_place | * Any or Address or GeoLocation |
Relates something to its place of origin | GistThing |
| conforms_to | * Any |
The subject is consistent with or satisfies the requirements, rules, or expec… | GistThing |
| contained_text | 0..1 String |
Relates an entity containing textual information to the string constituting t… | GistThing |
| contributes_to | * Any |
The subject helps achieve or fulfill the goals or functions of the object | GistThing |
| death_date | 0..1 Datetime |
The date some living thing died | GistThing |
| description | 0..1 String |
A statement about someone or something’s attributes or characteristics | GistThing |
| encrypted_text | 0..1 String |
Encoded text produced from readable data by an algorithm so that it can only … | GistThing |
| end_date_time | 0..1 Datetime |
The date and time that something ends | GistThing |
| goes_to_agent | * Any or Organization or Person |
Relates something to the agent that receives it | GistThing |
| goes_to_place | * Any or Address or GeoLocation |
Relates something to its destination place | GistThing |
| has_accuracy | 0..1 Magnitude |
Relates a magnitude to another magnitude that describes its accuracy | GistThing |
| has_addend | * Any |
Relates an aspect to another aspect that is an additive component of it | GistThing |
| has_address | * Address |
Relates something to its physical or electronic address | GistThing |
| has_aspect | 0..1 Aspect |
Relates a magnitude to its aspect (measurable characteristic) | GistThing |
| has_broader | * Any |
Relates a thing to another thing with a broader meaning | GistThing |
| has_direct_broader | * Any |
Relates a thing to another thing with a broader meaning, when there is no int… | GistThing |
| has_divisor | * Any |
Relates a unit of measure to another unit of measure that is a divisor, or re… | GistThing |
| has_giver | * Any |
Relates something to the participant that provides it | GistThing |
| has_goal | * Any |
Relates something to the end towards which it directs effort | GistThing |
| has_incumbent | * Any |
Relates a position to the thing or person that currently holds that position | GistThing |
| has_magnitude | * Magnitude |
Relates a thing to a magnitude | GistThing |
| has_multiplier | * Any |
Relates a unit of measure to another unit of measure that is a factor, or rel… | GistThing |
| has_navigational_parent | * Any |
Relates a child category to a parent category in an informal (e | GistThing |
| has_participant | * Any |
Relates something (e | GistThing |
| has_party | * Any or Organization or Person |
Relates an event, agreement, or obligation to a participating person or organ… | GistThing |
| has_physical_location | * GeoLocation |
Relates something to its physical location | GistThing |
| has_recipient | * Any |
Relates something to the participant that receives or is intended to receive … | GistThing |
| has_subtrahend | * Any |
Relates an aspect to another aspect that is a subtracted component of it | GistThing |
| has_unique_broader | * Any |
Relates a thing to a unique other thing with a broader meaning | GistThing |
| has_unique_navigational_parent | * Any |
Relates a subject category to a unique parent category in an informal (e | GistThing |
| id_text | 0..1 String |
A text string that identifies an individual | GistThing |
| is_affected_by | * Any |
Relates an affected thing to the source of the effect | GistThing |
| is_allocated_by | * Any or IntellectualProperty or Organization or Person |
Relates something to whomever or whatever assigns or distributes it | GistThing |
| is_assignment_of | * Any |
Relates an assignment to the resource it assigns | GistThing |
| is_assignment_to | * Any |
Relates something (typically an assignment) to the thing the resource is assi… | GistThing |
| is_based_on | * Any |
The object is a foundation for, a starting point for, gave rise to, or justif… | GistThing |
| is_categorized_by | * Any |
Relates something to a taxonomy term or other less formally defined classific… | GistThing |
| is_connected_to | * Any |
A non-owning, non-causal, non-subordinate (i | GistThing |
| is_direct_part_of | * Any |
The relationship between a part and a whole where the part has independent ex… | GistThing |
| is_expressed_in | * Any |
Relates something to the language it is expressed in | GistThing |
| is_governed_by | * Any |
Relates an entity to another entity that controls, directs, determines or has… | GistThing |
| is_identified_by | * ID |
Relates something to a content object that uniquely identifies it | GistThing |
| is_made_up_of | * PhysicalSubstance |
Relates something to a substance that it is made up of | GistThing |
| is_member_of | * Any |
Relates a member individual to the thing, such as a collection or organizatio… | GistThing |
| is_part_of | * Any |
The relationship between a part and a whole where the part has independent ex… | GistThing |
| is_produced_by | * Any |
Relates something to the thing that created, composed, or brought it into exi… | GistThing |
| is_recognized_by | * Any or Organization or Person |
Relates something to a party that formally acknowledges its existence, validi… | GistThing |
| is_recorded_at | 0..1 Datetime |
The date that something was posted (which is not necessarily the date it occu… | GistThing |
| is_rendered_on | * Any |
Relates content to the media on which it is rendered | GistThing |
| is_triggered_by | * Any |
Relates a contingency, such as an event or obligation, to the event that give… | GistThing |
| is_under_jurisdiction_of | * Any |
Relates a law, contract, etc | GistThing |
| links | * Any |
Relates a network link to a network node that it connects to another node | GistThing |
| links_from | * Any |
Relates a network link to its origin network node | GistThing |
| links_to | * Any |
Relates a network link to its destination network node | GistThing |
| name | 0..1 String |
Relates an individual to (one of) its name(s) | GistThing |
| numeric_value | 0..1 String or XsdByte or Decimal or Double or Float or XsdInt or Integer or XsdLong or XsdNegativeInteger or XsdNonNegativeInteger or XsdNonPositiveInteger or XsdPositiveInteger or XsdShort or XsdUnsignedByte or XsdUnsignedInt or XsdUnsignedLong or XsdUnsignedShort or OwlRational or OwlReal |
The actual value of a magnitude | GistThing |
| occurs_in | * Any |
Relates something, such as an event, to the geographic location where it did,… | GistThing |
| offers_to_provide | * Any |
Relates an offer to the thing being made available for exchange | GistThing |
| offers_to_receive | * Any |
Relates an offer to the thing expected in return for the offered item | GistThing |
| planned_end_date | 0..1 Datetime |
The date that something is or was planned to end, with precision of one day | GistThing |
| planned_end_date_time | 0..1 Datetime |
The date that something is or was planned to end, with no implied precision | GistThing |
| planned_end_minute | 0..1 Datetime |
The date and time that something is or was planned to end, with precision of … | GistThing |
| planned_end_year | 0..1 Datetime |
The date that something is or was planned to end, with precision of one year | GistThing |
| planned_start_date | 0..1 Datetime |
The date that something is or was planned to start, with precision of one day | GistThing |
| planned_start_date_time | 0..1 Datetime |
The date and time that something is or was planned to start, with no implied … | GistThing |
| planned_start_minute | 0..1 Datetime |
The date and time that something is or was planned to start, with precision o… | GistThing |
| planned_start_year | 0..1 Datetime |
The date that something is or was planned to start, with precision of one yea… | GistThing |
| precedes | * Any |
A generic ordering relation indicating that the subject comes before the obje… | GistThing |
| precedes_directly | * Any |
A generic ordering relation indicating that the subject comes immediately bef… | GistThing |
| refers_to | * Any |
Relates something to another resource that it points to, indicates, or refere… | GistThing |
| requires | * Any |
The subject needs the object or makes it necessary, mandatory, or compulsory | GistThing |
| sequence | 0..1 Integer |
A number that specifies the position of an element within a series | GistThing |
| start_date_time | 0..1 Datetime |
The date and time that something starts | GistThing |
| symbol | 0..1 String |
A symbol for something using only ASCII characters | GistThing |
| unique_text | 0..1 String |
The unique string value of some content object, to be used when there is no p… | GistThing |
In Subsets
Section titled “In Subsets”Examples
Section titled “Examples”| Value |
|---|
| A meeting, a car accident. |
| Negative examples: Excludes events that have no meaningful location, such as financial events or project milestones. |
- OWL equivalentClass: (gist:Event & ∃occursIn.gist:GeoLocation)
Identifier and Mapping Information
Section titled “Identifier and Mapping Information”Schema Source
Section titled “Schema Source”- from schema: https://w3id.org/lmodel/gist
Mappings
Section titled “Mappings”| Mapping Type | Mapped Value |
|---|---|
| self | gist:PhysicalEvent |
| native | gist_linkml:PhysicalEvent |
LinkML Source
Section titled “LinkML Source”Direct
Section titled “Direct”name: PhysicalEventdescription: An event that can be said to have occurred at some place in space.title: Physical Eventnotes:- 'OWL equivalentClass: (gist:Event & ∃occursIn.gist:GeoLocation)'examples:- value: A meeting, a car accident.- value: 'Negative examples: Excludes events that have no meaningful location, such as financial events or project milestones.'in_subset:- gist_corefrom_schema: https://w3id.org/lmodel/gistis_a: Eventclass_uri: gist:PhysicalEventInduced
Section titled “Induced”name: PhysicalEventdescription: An event that can be said to have occurred at some place in space.title: Physical Eventnotes:- 'OWL equivalentClass: (gist:Event & ∃occursIn.gist:GeoLocation)'examples:- value: A meeting, a car accident.- value: 'Negative examples: Excludes events that have no meaningful location, such as financial events or project milestones.'in_subset:- gist_corefrom_schema: https://w3id.org/lmodel/gistis_a: Eventattributes: actual_end_date: name: actual_end_date description: The actual date that something ended, with precision of one day. title: actual end date comments: - Used for things where the precision of a date is sufficient, such as most projects, tasks, and the like. Recommended usage is to zero out the hours through microseconds to avoid spurious precision. examples: - value: '''2021-06-01T00:00:00-06:00''^^xsd:dateTime' in_subset: - gist_core from_schema: https://w3id.org/lmodel/gist rank: 1000 is_a: actual_end_date_time slot_uri: gist:actualEndDate owner: PhysicalEvent domain_of: - GistThing range: datetime actual_end_date_time: name: actual_end_date_time description: The actual date and time that something ended, with no implied precision. title: actual end date time comments: - This is an abstraction over the various precisions of actual end time, and is not expected to be asserted directly. Values of predicates with different precisions can be compared since they are all formally xsd:datetimes. in_subset: - gist_core from_schema: https://w3id.org/lmodel/gist rank: 1000 is_a: end_date_time slot_uri: gist:actualEndDateTime owner: PhysicalEvent domain_of: - GistThing range: datetime actual_end_microsecond: name: actual_end_microsecond description: The actual time that something ended, expressed as a system time used for timestamps. title: actual end microsecond comments: - A system time will be as precise as the system can supply, typically at least milliseconds, sometimes microseconds. The convention for timestamps, such as recording a transaction, is to specify just the end point; the start time is rarely needed. examples: - value: '''2021-06-01T08:03:27.12324-6:00''^^xsd:dateTime' in_subset: - gist_core from_schema: https://w3id.org/lmodel/gist rank: 1000 is_a: actual_end_date_time slot_uri: gist:actualEndMicrosecond owner: PhysicalEvent domain_of: - GistThing range: datetime actual_end_minute: name: actual_end_minute description: The actual date and time that something ended, with precision of one minute. title: actual end minute comments: - Used for things like meetings and time card entries, where the hour and minute are important. Recommended usage is to zero out the seconds and microseconds to avoid spurious precision. examples: - value: '''2021-06-01T08:32:00-06:00''^^xsd:dateTime' in_subset: - gist_core from_schema: https://w3id.org/lmodel/gist rank: 1000 is_a: actual_end_date_time slot_uri: gist:actualEndMinute owner: PhysicalEvent domain_of: - GistThing range: datetime actual_end_year: name: actual_end_year description: The actual date that something ended, with precision of one year. title: actual end year comments: - Used for things where the precision of a year is sufficient. Recommended usage is to zero out the hours through microseconds to avoid spurious precision. Note that it is not valid to zero out months and days, so arbitrary values must be included. examples: - value: '''2021-01-01T00:00:00-06:00''^^xsd:dateTime' - value: The tenure of the previous chairman of the board ended in 2021. in_subset: - gist_core from_schema: https://w3id.org/lmodel/gist rank: 1000 is_a: actual_end_date_time slot_uri: gist:actualEndYear owner: PhysicalEvent domain_of: - GistThing range: datetime actual_start_date: name: actual_start_date description: The actual date that something started, with precision of one day. title: actual start date comments: - Used for things where the precision of a date is sufficient, such as most projects, tasks, and the like. Recommended usage is to zero out the hours through microseconds to avoid spurious precision. examples: - value: '''2021-06-01T00:00:00-06:00''^^xsd:dateTime' in_subset: - gist_core from_schema: https://w3id.org/lmodel/gist rank: 1000 is_a: actual_start_date_time slot_uri: gist:actualStartDate owner: PhysicalEvent domain_of: - GistThing range: datetime actual_start_date_time: name: actual_start_date_time description: The actual date and time that something started, with no implied precision. title: actual start date time comments: - This is an abstraction over the various precisions of actual start time, and is not expected to be asserted directly. Values of predicates with different precisions can be compared since they are all formally xsd:datetimes. in_subset: - gist_core from_schema: https://w3id.org/lmodel/gist rank: 1000 is_a: start_date_time slot_uri: gist:actualStartDateTime owner: PhysicalEvent domain_of: - GistThing range: datetime actual_start_microsecond: name: actual_start_microsecond description: The actual time that something started, expressed as a system time used for timestamps. title: actual start microsecond comments: - A system time will be as precise as the system can supply, typically at least milliseconds, sometimes microseconds. The convention for timestamps, such as recording a transaction, is to specify just the end point; the start time is rarely needed. This property is defined for the cases when you do need to capture the runtime of a system process, and is then used in conjunction with gist:actualEndMicrosecond. examples: - value: '''2021-06-01T08:03:27.12324-6:00''^^xsd:dateTime' in_subset: - gist_core from_schema: https://w3id.org/lmodel/gist rank: 1000 is_a: actual_start_date_time slot_uri: gist:actualStartMicrosecond owner: PhysicalEvent domain_of: - GistThing range: datetime actual_start_minute: name: actual_start_minute description: The actual date and time that something started, with precision of one minute. title: actual start minute comments: - Used for things like meetings and time card entries, where the hour and minute are important. Recommended usage is to zero out the seconds and microseconds to avoid spurious precision. examples: - value: '''2021-06-01T08:32:00-06:00''^^xsd:dateTime' in_subset: - gist_core from_schema: https://w3id.org/lmodel/gist rank: 1000 is_a: actual_start_date_time slot_uri: gist:actualStartMinute owner: PhysicalEvent domain_of: - GistThing range: datetime actual_start_year: name: actual_start_year description: The actual date that something started, with precision of one year. title: actual start year comments: - Used for things where the precision of a year is sufficient. Recommended usage is to zero out the hours through microseconds to avoid spurious precision. Note that it is not valid to zero out months and days, so arbitrary values must be included. examples: - value: '''2021-01-01T00:00:00-06:00''^^xsd:dateTime' - value: The tenure of the current chairman of the board began in 2021. in_subset: - gist_core from_schema: https://w3id.org/lmodel/gist rank: 1000 is_a: actual_start_date_time slot_uri: gist:actualStartYear owner: PhysicalEvent domain_of: - GistThing range: datetime allows: name: allows description: Relates a permission to a particular activity or type of activity it allows. title: allows examples: - value: An easement grants a right to cross or otherwise use someone else's land for a specified purpose. in_subset: - gist_core from_schema: https://w3id.org/lmodel/gist rank: 1000 slot_uri: gist:allows owner: PhysicalEvent domain_of: - GistThing range: Any multivalued: true at_date_time: name: at_date_time description: The date and time at which something did or will occur, with variants for precision, start and end, and actual vs. planned. title: at date time comments: - "This is the top level property for asserting time, and is not expected to be\ \ asserted directly.\n\nThe subproperties allow the ontologist to do three things:\n\ 1) Distinguish start and end times.\n2) Indicate whether a time is planned or\ \ actual. This is useful for everything from project management to calendar\ \ appointments and the like. It is also useful for date effectivities; i.e.,\ \ something valid up to a planned date).\n3) Distinguish varying levels of precision;\ \ sort of a simple version of the Allen functions.\n\nAll datetimes are of the\ \ same format: '2021-06-01T08:03:27.12324-6:00'^^xsd:dateTime. This is compatible\ \ with and a subset of ISO 8601.\n\nTime zone offset, such as -6:00 (of which\ \ there are a few dozen) is recognized in the date itself, as shown. The actual\ \ time zone standard (of which there are 131) may optionally be attached to\ \ the event or other object itself.\n\nThere will be many historical dates that\ \ do not have a time zone offset (e.g., Lincoln's birthday, as well as about\ \ 75% of all legacy systems), and in that case the offset can be omitted.\n\n\ The conventions for precision that are repeated in each property name are as\ \ follows:\n - *DateTime is an abstraction over the various precisions of its\ \ subproperties.\n - *Date refers to a calendar date (e.g., birthdays and invoice\ \ dates) and is assumed to have precision of one day. Time zone offset is allowed.\n\ \ - *Minute refers to clock time; e.g., a meeting will start at 9:15 with a\ \ timezone offset. Precision is assumed to have precision of one minute.\n \ \ - *Microsecond refers to system time, and it will be as precise as the system\ \ can supply; typically at least milliseconds, sometime microseconds." in_subset: - gist_core from_schema: https://w3id.org/lmodel/gist rank: 1000 slot_uri: gist:atDateTime owner: PhysicalEvent domain_of: - GistThing range: datetime birth_date: name: birth_date description: The date some living thing was or will be born, with precision of one day. title: birth date comments: - This is a subproperty of gist:startDateTime rather than gist:actualStartDate because some living things have yet to be born. This property refers to a calendar date and is assumed to precision of one day (time zone offset is allowed). It is recommended to zero out the hours through microseconds to avoid spurious precision. Implementations requiring a birthdate to the minute can define a subproperty. examples: - value: '''2021-06-01T00:00:00-06:00''^^xsd:dateTime' in_subset: - gist_core from_schema: https://w3id.org/lmodel/gist rank: 1000 is_a: start_date_time slot_uri: gist:birthDate owner: PhysicalEvent domain_of: - GistThing range: datetime comes_from_agent: name: comes_from_agent description: Relates something to the originating agent. title: comes from agent comments: - This is not the inverse of gist:goesToAgent, as both properties have the message or shipment as the subject. - This property is intended to describe the physical or electronic transfer of something, such as a package or email, from one agent to another, whereas gist:hasGiver is typically used in more abstract contexts such as agreements, obligations, contracts, etc. However, there are contexts in which either may be appropriate, such as the giving of a gift. examples: - value: A package is shipped by a person; a purchase order is emailed to a vendor by an organization. in_subset: - gist_core from_schema: https://w3id.org/lmodel/gist rank: 1000 is_a: has_participant slot_uri: gist:comesFromAgent owner: PhysicalEvent domain_of: - GistThing range: Any multivalued: true any_of: - range: Organization - range: Person comes_from_place: name: comes_from_place description: Relates something to its place of origin. title: comes from place examples: - value: A letter has a return address indicating its origin; a delivery route originates at a distribution center; a trail originates at the trailhead. in_subset: - gist_core from_schema: https://w3id.org/lmodel/gist rank: 1000 slot_uri: gist:comesFromPlace owner: PhysicalEvent domain_of: - GistThing range: Any multivalued: true any_of: - range: Address - range: GeoLocation conforms_to: name: conforms_to annotations: range_includes: tag: range_includes value: gist:Intention description: The subject is consistent with or satisfies the requirements, rules, or expectations established by the object. title: conforms to examples: - value: Meet an obligation; adhere to a specification or standard; meet terms and conditions of an offer; comply with a regulation. in_subset: - gist_core from_schema: https://w3id.org/lmodel/gist rank: 1000 slot_uri: gist:conformsTo owner: PhysicalEvent domain_of: - GistThing range: Any multivalued: true contained_text: name: contained_text annotations: domain_includes: tag: domain_includes value: gist:Content, gist:ContentExpression, gist:Tag, gist:Text description: Relates an entity containing textual information to the string constituting that textual information. title: contained text comments: - If there are multiple strings associated with an entity, it is an implementation decision whether to combine them into a single contained text value or to use multiple contained text assertions. examples: - value: The string associated with a tag or with text content. in_subset: - gist_core from_schema: https://w3id.org/lmodel/gist rank: 1000 slot_uri: gist:containedText owner: PhysicalEvent domain_of: - GistThing range: string contributes_to: name: contributes_to description: The subject helps achieve or fulfill the goals or functions of the object. title: contributes to in_subset: - gist_core from_schema: https://w3id.org/lmodel/gist rank: 1000 slot_uri: gist:contributesTo owner: PhysicalEvent domain_of: - GistThing range: Any multivalued: true death_date: name: death_date description: The date some living thing died. title: death date comments: - Refers to a calendar date and is assumed to have precision of one day (time zone offset is allowed). Recommended usage is to zero out the hours through microseconds to avoid spurious precision. Implementations requiring a death date to the minute can define a subproperty. examples: - value: '''2021-06-01T00:00:00-06:00''^^xsd:dateTime' in_subset: - gist_core from_schema: https://w3id.org/lmodel/gist rank: 1000 is_a: actual_end_date slot_uri: gist:deathDate owner: PhysicalEvent domain_of: - GistThing range: datetime description: name: description description: A statement about someone or something's attributes or characteristics. title: description comments: - This property is used to describe instance data which is not part of the ontology. A definition and a description have different semantics. Use skos:definition for a statement of the meaning of a thing and gist:description to describe a thing's attributes, characteristics, or features. examples: - value: '''The Empire State Building is a 102-story Art Deco skyscraper in midtown Manhattan in New York City. It was designed by Shreve, Lamb & Harmon and built from 1930 to 1931.''' - value: A person does not have a definition, but might be described as being six feet tall with brown hair and blue eyes; an ontology class or taxonomy term has a definition. in_subset: - gist_core from_schema: https://w3id.org/lmodel/gist rank: 1000 slot_uri: gist:description owner: PhysicalEvent domain_of: - GistThing range: string encrypted_text: name: encrypted_text description: Encoded text produced from readable data by an algorithm so that it can only be understood or restored with a decryption key. title: encrypted text in_subset: - gist_core from_schema: https://w3id.org/lmodel/gist rank: 1000 is_a: contained_text slot_uri: gist:encryptedText owner: PhysicalEvent domain_of: - GistThing range: string end_date_time: name: end_date_time description: The date and time that something ends. title: end date time comments: - 'This property is neutral along two dimensions: precision (e.g., day, second, millisecond) and actual vs. planned. As such, it will generally not be asserted directly except in special cases (e.g., for time intervals).' - Values of predicates with different precisions can be compared since they are all formally xsd:datetimes. in_subset: - gist_core from_schema: https://w3id.org/lmodel/gist rank: 1000 is_a: at_date_time slot_uri: gist:endDateTime owner: PhysicalEvent domain_of: - GistThing range: datetime goes_to_agent: name: goes_to_agent description: Relates something to the agent that receives it. title: goes to agent comments: - This is not the inverse of gist:comesFromAgent, as both properties have the message or shipment as the subject. - This property is intended to describe the physical or electronic transfer of something, such as a package or email, from one agent to another, whereas gist:hasRecipient is typically used in more abstract contexts such as agreements, obligations, contracts, etc. However, there are contexts in which either may be appropriate, such as the receiving of a gift. examples: - value: A package is sent to a person; a purchase order email is received by a vendor. in_subset: - gist_core from_schema: https://w3id.org/lmodel/gist rank: 1000 is_a: has_participant slot_uri: gist:goesToAgent owner: PhysicalEvent domain_of: - GistThing range: Any multivalued: true any_of: - range: Organization - range: Person goes_to_place: name: goes_to_place description: Relates something to its destination place. title: goes to place examples: - value: A letter has an address indicating its destination; a segment of a delivery route terminates at a delivery location; a trail terminates at an intersection with another trail. in_subset: - gist_core from_schema: https://w3id.org/lmodel/gist rank: 1000 slot_uri: gist:goesToPlace owner: PhysicalEvent domain_of: - GistThing range: Any multivalued: true any_of: - range: Address - range: GeoLocation has_accuracy: name: has_accuracy annotations: domain_includes: tag: domain_includes value: gist:Magnitude description: Relates a magnitude to another magnitude that describes its accuracy. title: has accuracy comments: - 'gist uses the ISO-5725 definition of accuracy, which is a combination of trueness (a measure of systemic error) and precision (a measure of random error). The accuracy of a measurement method describes how close its measurements are to actual values. Similarly, the accuracy of an individual measurement is its likely closeness to the actual value. When we say a temperature measurement is accurate to within a tenth of a degree, it means with a certain probability such as 95%.
Note that the unit of measure of the accuracy has to be compatible with the unit of measure of the original magnitude (e.g. something measured in meters could have an accuracy in terms of millimeters or any other unit that measures distance).' examples: - value: Temperature accurate to tenth of a degree C; length accurate to the nearest centimeter. in_subset: - gist_core from_schema: https://w3id.org/lmodel/gist rank: 1000 slot_uri: gist:hasAccuracy owner: PhysicalEvent domain_of: - GistThing range: Magnitude multivalued: false has_addend: name: has_addend description: Relates an aspect to another aspect that is an additive component of it. title: has addend comments: - Commonly used with financial metrics. examples: - value: In the equation 'profit = revenue - expenses', revenue is an addend and expenses is a subtrahend. in_subset: - gist_core from_schema: https://w3id.org/lmodel/gist rank: 1000 slot_uri: gist:hasAddend owner: PhysicalEvent domain_of: - GistThing range: Any multivalued: true has_address: name: has_address description: Relates something to its physical or electronic address. title: has address examples: - value: A brick-and-mortar store has a street address; a person can be contacted electronically via an email address. in_subset: - gist_core from_schema: https://w3id.org/lmodel/gist rank: 1000 slot_uri: gist:hasAddress owner: PhysicalEvent domain_of: - GistThing range: Address multivalued: true has_aspect: name: has_aspect description: Relates a magnitude to its aspect (measurable characteristic). title: has aspect in_subset: - gist_core from_schema: https://w3id.org/lmodel/gist rank: 1000 slot_uri: gist:hasAspect owner: PhysicalEvent domain_of: - GistThing range: Aspect multivalued: false has_broader: name: has_broader description: Relates a thing to another thing with a broader meaning. title: has broader examples: - value: The aspect distance is broader than the aspect height. in_subset: - gist_core from_schema: https://w3id.org/lmodel/gist rank: 1000 slot_uri: gist:hasBroader owner: PhysicalEvent domain_of: - GistThing transitive: true range: Any multivalued: true has_direct_broader: name: has_direct_broader description: Relates a thing to another thing with a broader meaning, when there is no intermediate between them. title: has direct broader comments: - Unlike gist:hasBroader, this property is not transitive. It is safest to use this property when semantic directness is inherent in the relationship. Otherwise, there is a risk of making a hasDirectBroader assertion and then later inserting an intermediate part; this will result in making an asserted triple false even though there was no change in the world. When in doubt, use the transitive version gist:hasBroader. in_subset: - gist_core from_schema: https://w3id.org/lmodel/gist rank: 1000 is_a: has_broader slot_uri: gist:hasDirectBroader owner: PhysicalEvent domain_of: - GistThing range: Any multivalued: true has_divisor: name: has_divisor description: Relates a unit of measure to another unit of measure that is a divisor, or relates an aspect to another aspect that is a divisor. title: has divisor comments: - Provides a supplemental method of decomposing a unit of measure or an aspect into component factors. Enables dimensional analysis such as miles per hour x hours = miles. examples: - value: Miles per hour has miles as a multiplier and hour as a divisor; speed has distance as a multiplier and duration as a divisor. in_subset: - gist_core from_schema: https://w3id.org/lmodel/gist rank: 1000 slot_uri: gist:hasDivisor owner: PhysicalEvent domain_of: - GistThing range: Any multivalued: true has_giver: name: has_giver description: Relates something to the participant that provides it. title: has giver comments: - This property is often used in abstract contexts such as agreements, obligations, contracts, etc., whereas gist:comesFromAgent is intended to describe the physical or electronic transfer of something, such as a package or email, from one agent to another. However, there are contexts in which either may be appropriate, such as the giving of a gift. examples: - value: An offer is made by a giver; an obligation has a giver who is obligated to another person; a gift is presented by the giver. in_subset: - gist_core from_schema: https://w3id.org/lmodel/gist rank: 1000 is_a: has_participant slot_uri: gist:hasGiver owner: PhysicalEvent domain_of: - GistThing disjoint_with: - has_recipient range: Any multivalued: true has_goal: name: has_goal description: Relates something to the end towards which it directs effort. title: has goal examples: - value: The sales division of a company has the goal of acquiring new customers and contracts. in_subset: - gist_core from_schema: https://w3id.org/lmodel/gist rank: 1000 slot_uri: gist:hasGoal owner: PhysicalEvent domain_of: - GistThing range: Any multivalued: true has_incumbent: name: has_incumbent description: Relates a position to the thing or person that currently holds that position. title: has incumbent comments: - To create a temporal view, define a subclass of gist:TemporalRelation for this property (e.g., Incumbency). in_subset: - gist_core from_schema: https://w3id.org/lmodel/gist rank: 1000 slot_uri: gist:hasIncumbent owner: PhysicalEvent domain_of: - GistThing range: Any multivalued: true has_magnitude: name: has_magnitude description: Relates a thing to a magnitude. title: has magnitude examples: - value: A car or model of car has magnitudes for length, width, weight, average miles per gallon, etc. in_subset: - gist_core from_schema: https://w3id.org/lmodel/gist rank: 1000 slot_uri: gist:hasMagnitude owner: PhysicalEvent domain_of: - GistThing range: Magnitude multivalued: true has_multiplier: name: has_multiplier description: Relates a unit of measure to another unit of measure that is a factor, or relates an aspect to another aspect that is a factor. title: has multiplier comments: - Provides a supplemental method of decomposing a unit of measure or aspect into component factors. Enables dimensional analysis such as miles per hour x hours = miles. examples: - value: Miles per hour has miles as a multiplier and hours as a divisor; speed has distance as a multiplier and duration as a divisor. in_subset: - gist_core from_schema: https://w3id.org/lmodel/gist rank: 1000 slot_uri: gist:hasMultiplier owner: PhysicalEvent domain_of: - GistThing range: Any multivalued: true has_navigational_parent: name: has_navigational_parent description: Relates a child category to a parent category in an informal (e.g., faceted) hierarchy. title: has navigational parent examples: - value: Refrigerator handles are not refrigerators, but it may be useful to represent their relationship hierarchically for a faceted UI filter. in_subset: - gist_core from_schema: https://w3id.org/lmodel/gist rank: 1000 slot_uri: gist:hasNavigationalParent owner: PhysicalEvent domain_of: - GistThing range: Any multivalued: true has_participant: name: has_participant description: Relates something (e.g. an agreement) to things that play a role, or take part or are otherwise involved in some way. title: has participant comments: - The thing with participants will often be an agreement, event or obligation. Participation does not imply agency. - This will most often be used as an abstract property. Use subproperties that indicate the nature of the participation (e.g. hasBorrower, hasVenue). examples: - value: An event of transferring money has a participating account that receives the money. in_subset: - gist_core from_schema: https://w3id.org/lmodel/gist rank: 1000 slot_uri: gist:hasParticipant owner: PhysicalEvent domain_of: - GistThing range: Any multivalued: true has_party: name: has_party description: Relates an event, agreement, or obligation to a participating person or organization. title: has party comments: - Subproperties may be defined to describe specific parties, such as hasLender and hasBorrower for a loan. examples: - value: Loan agreements have lender and borrower parties. in_subset: - gist_core from_schema: https://w3id.org/lmodel/gist rank: 1000 is_a: has_participant slot_uri: gist:hasParty owner: PhysicalEvent domain_of: - GistThing range: Any multivalued: true any_of: - range: Organization - range: Person has_physical_location: name: has_physical_location description: Relates something to its physical location. title: has physical location comments: - This property does not distinguish between things whose locations are stable and those whose locations change over time; e.g., a fire hydrant vs. a car. in_subset: - gist_core from_schema: https://w3id.org/lmodel/gist rank: 1000 slot_uri: gist:hasPhysicalLocation owner: PhysicalEvent domain_of: - GistThing transitive: true range: GeoLocation multivalued: true has_recipient: name: has_recipient description: Relates something to the participant that receives or is intended to receive it. title: has recipient comments: - This property is used in abstract contexts such as agreements, obligations, contracts, etc., whereas gist:goesToAgent is intended to describe the physical or electronic transfer of something, such as a package or email, from one agent to another. However, there are contexts in which either may be appropriate, such as the giving of a gift. examples: - value: An offer is made to a recipient; an obligation has a recipient to whom another person is obligated; a gift is bestowed upon a recipient. in_subset: - gist_core from_schema: https://w3id.org/lmodel/gist rank: 1000 is_a: has_participant slot_uri: gist:hasRecipient owner: PhysicalEvent domain_of: - GistThing range: Any multivalued: true has_subtrahend: name: has_subtrahend description: Relates an aspect to another aspect that is a subtracted component of it. title: has subtrahend comments: - Commonly used with financial metrics. examples: - value: In the equation 'profit = revenue - expenses', revenue is an addend and expenses is a subtrahend. in_subset: - gist_core from_schema: https://w3id.org/lmodel/gist rank: 1000 slot_uri: gist:hasSubtrahend owner: PhysicalEvent domain_of: - GistThing range: Any multivalued: true has_unique_broader: name: has_unique_broader description: Relates a thing to a unique other thing with a broader meaning. title: has unique broader in_subset: - gist_core from_schema: https://w3id.org/lmodel/gist rank: 1000 is_a: has_broader slot_uri: gist:hasUniqueBroader owner: PhysicalEvent domain_of: - GistThing range: Any multivalued: true has_unique_navigational_parent: name: has_unique_navigational_parent description: Relates a subject category to a unique parent category in an informal (e.g., faceted) hierarchy. title: has unique navigational parent in_subset: - gist_core from_schema: https://w3id.org/lmodel/gist rank: 1000 is_a: has_navigational_parent slot_uri: gist:hasUniqueNavigationalParent owner: PhysicalEvent domain_of: - GistThing range: Any multivalued: true id_text: name: id_text description: A text string that identifies an individual. title: id text comments: - A common use case would be for preexisting internal company identifiers. - Often, there will be just one identifying text string. More would be appropriate if the individual had different identifiers, such as employee number and social security number. A good way to model that would be to have functional subproperties of idText, such as departmentNumber. - This property is an alternative to using the property gist:isIdentifiedBy in conjunction with instances of the class gist:ID. examples: - value: The id text for a car is '4Y1SL65848Z411439'; the id text for the HR department of some company is H31415. in_subset: - gist_core from_schema: https://w3id.org/lmodel/gist rank: 1000 slot_uri: gist:idText owner: PhysicalEvent domain_of: - GistThing range: string is_affected_by: name: is_affected_by description: Relates an affected thing to the source of the effect. title: is affected by in_subset: - gist_core from_schema: https://w3id.org/lmodel/gist rank: 1000 slot_uri: gist:isAffectedBy owner: PhysicalEvent domain_of: - GistThing range: Any multivalued: true is_allocated_by: name: is_allocated_by annotations: domain_includes: tag: domain_includes value: gist:Category, gist:ID description: Relates something to whomever or whatever assigns or distributes it. title: is allocated by comments: - The allocator may be a person, organization, or automated process. examples: - value: A U.S. Social Security number is allocated by the U.S. Social Security Administration; the media type https://www.iana.org/assignments/media-types/text/csv is allocated by the Internet Assigned Numbers Authority (IANA). in_subset: - gist_core from_schema: https://w3id.org/lmodel/gist rank: 1000 slot_uri: gist:isAllocatedBy owner: PhysicalEvent domain_of: - GistThing range: Any multivalued: true any_of: - range: IntellectualProperty - range: Organization - range: Person is_assignment_of: name: is_assignment_of annotations: domain_includes: tag: domain_includes value: gist:Assignment range_includes: tag: range_includes value: gist:Equipment, gist:IntellectualProperty, gist:Organization, gist:Person description: Relates an assignment to the resource it assigns. title: is assignment of comments: - People, organizations, monetary amounts, equipment can all be assigned. - While typically this predicate will be used with assignment subjects, there may be other use cases, and therefore a domain is not specified. examples: - value: Assignment of a person to a project. in_subset: - gist_core from_schema: https://w3id.org/lmodel/gist rank: 1000 slot_uri: gist:isAssignmentOf owner: PhysicalEvent domain_of: - GistThing range: Any multivalued: true is_assignment_to: name: is_assignment_to annotations: domain_includes: tag: domain_includes value: gist:Assignment description: Relates something (typically an assignment) to the thing the resource is assigned to, such as a project, position, organization, pay rate, or billing rate. title: is assignment to comments: - While typically this predicate will be used with gist:Assignment subjects, there may be other use cases, and therefore a domain is not specified. in_subset: - gist_core from_schema: https://w3id.org/lmodel/gist rank: 1000 slot_uri: gist:isAssignmentTo owner: PhysicalEvent domain_of: - GistThing range: Any multivalued: true is_based_on: name: is_based_on description: The object is a foundation for, a starting point for, gave rise to, or justifies the subject. title: is based on examples: - value: A document is based on a document template; a metric computing the average income of a population is based on the metric for individual income. in_subset: - gist_core from_schema: https://w3id.org/lmodel/gist rank: 1000 slot_uri: gist:isBasedOn owner: PhysicalEvent domain_of: - GistThing range: Any multivalued: true is_categorized_by: name: is_categorized_by annotations: range_includes: tag: range_includes value: gist:Category description: Relates something to a taxonomy term or other less formally defined classification. title: is categorized by in_subset: - gist_core from_schema: https://w3id.org/lmodel/gist rank: 1000 slot_uri: gist:isCategorizedBy owner: PhysicalEvent domain_of: - GistThing range: Any multivalued: true is_connected_to: name: is_connected_to description: A non-owning, non-causal, non-subordinate (i.e., peer-to-peer) relationship. title: is connected to in_subset: - gist_core from_schema: https://w3id.org/lmodel/gist rank: 1000 slot_uri: gist:isConnectedTo owner: PhysicalEvent domain_of: - GistThing symmetric: true range: Any multivalued: true is_direct_part_of: name: is_direct_part_of description: The relationship between a part and a whole where the part has independent existence and there are no other parts in between. title: is direct part of comments: - Because the part has independent existence, there is no cascading delete. - It is safest to use this property when semantic directness is inherent in the relationship, rather than simply expressing a chosen granularity. For example, a spark plug is a direct part of an engine block; there cannot be any intermediate parts. Otherwise, there is a risk of making an isDirectPartOf assertion and then later inserting an intermediate part; this will result in making an asserted triple false even though there was no change in the world. When in doubt, use the transitive version gist:isPartOf. in_subset: - gist_core from_schema: https://w3id.org/lmodel/gist rank: 1000 is_a: is_part_of slot_uri: gist:isDirectPartOf owner: PhysicalEvent domain_of: - GistThing range: Any multivalued: true is_expressed_in: name: is_expressed_in annotations: domain_includes: tag: domain_includes value: gist:Text range_includes: tag: range_includes value: gist:Language description: Relates something to the language it is expressed in. title: is expressed in in_subset: - gist_core from_schema: https://w3id.org/lmodel/gist rank: 1000 slot_uri: gist:isExpressedIn owner: PhysicalEvent domain_of: - GistThing range: Any multivalued: true is_governed_by: name: is_governed_by description: Relates an entity to another entity that controls, directs, determines or has a guiding influence or authority over it. title: is governed by examples: - value: A country geographic region is governed by a country government; the installation and use of software is governed by a license. in_subset: - gist_core from_schema: https://w3id.org/lmodel/gist rank: 1000 slot_uri: gist:isGovernedBy owner: PhysicalEvent domain_of: - GistThing range: Any multivalued: true is_identified_by: name: is_identified_by annotations: owl_inverse_functional: tag: owl_inverse_functional value: true description: Relates something to a content object that uniquely identifies it. title: is identified by comments: - 'This is like a URI: a thing can have more than one ID, but each ID can refer to only one thing. Note that it is possible to have two IDs with the same text that refer to different things.' in_subset: - gist_core from_schema: https://w3id.org/lmodel/gist rank: 1000 slot_uri: gist:isIdentifiedBy owner: PhysicalEvent domain_of: - GistThing range: ID multivalued: true is_made_up_of: name: is_made_up_of description: Relates something to a substance that it is made up of. title: is made up of examples: - value: A vase is made of clay; water is made up of hydrogen and oxygen. in_subset: - gist_core from_schema: https://w3id.org/lmodel/gist rank: 1000 slot_uri: gist:isMadeUpOf owner: PhysicalEvent domain_of: - GistThing range: PhysicalSubstance multivalued: true is_member_of: name: is_member_of annotations: range_includes: tag: range_includes value: gist:Collection, gist:Organization description: Relates a member individual to the thing, such as a collection or organization, that it is a member of. title: is member of in_subset: - gist_core from_schema: https://w3id.org/lmodel/gist rank: 1000 slot_uri: gist:isMemberOf owner: PhysicalEvent domain_of: - GistThing range: Any multivalued: true is_part_of: name: is_part_of description: The relationship between a part and a whole where the part has independent existence. title: is part of comments: - Because the part has independent existence, there is no cascading delete. - The transitive version of gist:isDirectPartOf. in_subset: - gist_core from_schema: https://w3id.org/lmodel/gist rank: 1000 slot_uri: gist:isPartOf owner: PhysicalEvent domain_of: - GistThing transitive: true range: Any multivalued: true is_produced_by: name: is_produced_by description: Relates something to the thing that created, composed, or brought it into existence. title: is produced by examples: - value: A deliverable is produces by a task. - value: A measurement is produced by a sensor. - value: A painting is produced by a person. in_subset: - gist_core from_schema: https://w3id.org/lmodel/gist rank: 1000 slot_uri: gist:isProducedBy owner: PhysicalEvent domain_of: - GistThing range: Any multivalued: true is_recognized_by: name: is_recognized_by description: Relates something to a party that formally acknowledges its existence, validity, or legality. title: is recognized by examples: - value: The existence of a particular company is recognized by the state. in_subset: - gist_core from_schema: https://w3id.org/lmodel/gist rank: 1000 slot_uri: gist:isRecognizedBy owner: PhysicalEvent domain_of: - GistThing range: Any multivalued: true any_of: - range: Organization - range: Person is_recorded_at: name: is_recorded_at description: The date that something was posted (which is not necessarily the date it occurred). It must be after the date of occurrence, but could be before or after the planned date. title: is recorded at comments: - Precision may vary according to context. examples: - value: The date and time a customer payment or stock purchase was posted. in_subset: - gist_core from_schema: https://w3id.org/lmodel/gist rank: 1000 is_a: at_date_time slot_uri: gist:isRecordedAt owner: PhysicalEvent domain_of: - GistThing range: datetime is_rendered_on: name: is_rendered_on description: Relates content to the media on which it is rendered. title: is rendered on examples: - value: A document is rendered on a computer screen; a piece of music is rendered through speakers. in_subset: - gist_core from_schema: https://w3id.org/lmodel/gist rank: 1000 slot_uri: gist:isRenderedOn owner: PhysicalEvent domain_of: - GistThing range: Any multivalued: true is_triggered_by: name: is_triggered_by description: Relates a contingency, such as an event or obligation, to the event that gives rise to it. title: is triggered by comments: - For obligations, this property describes what must happen to trigger the contingent obligation. Other uses include controls, processes, etc. examples: - value: Fire insurance is contingent on a particular building burning down; the death benefit payout on a life insurance policy is contingent on the death of the insured person. in_subset: - gist_core from_schema: https://w3id.org/lmodel/gist rank: 1000 slot_uri: gist:isTriggeredBy owner: PhysicalEvent domain_of: - GistThing range: Any multivalued: true is_under_jurisdiction_of: name: is_under_jurisdiction_of annotations: range_includes: tag: range_includes value: gist:GovernmentOrganization description: Relates a law, contract, etc., to the system of law or government which has the power, right, or authority to interpret and apply it. title: is under jurisdiction of in_subset: - gist_core from_schema: https://w3id.org/lmodel/gist rank: 1000 slot_uri: gist:isUnderJurisdictionOf owner: PhysicalEvent domain_of: - GistThing range: Any multivalued: true links: name: links annotations: domain_includes: tag: domain_includes value: gist:NetworkLink range_includes: tag: range_includes value: gist:NetworkNode description: Relates a network link to a network node that it connects to another node. Used when the connection is undirected or the direction is not known. title: links in_subset: - gist_core from_schema: https://w3id.org/lmodel/gist rank: 1000 slot_uri: gist:links owner: PhysicalEvent domain_of: - GistThing range: Any multivalued: true links_from: name: links_from annotations: domain_includes: tag: domain_includes value: gist:NetworkLink range_includes: tag: range_includes value: gist:NetworkNode description: Relates a network link to its origin network node. Unlike the superproperty, this represents a directed connection. title: links from in_subset: - gist_core from_schema: https://w3id.org/lmodel/gist rank: 1000 is_a: links slot_uri: gist:linksFrom owner: PhysicalEvent domain_of: - GistThing range: Any multivalued: true links_to: name: links_to annotations: domain_includes: tag: domain_includes value: gist:NetworkLink range_includes: tag: range_includes value: gist:NetworkNode description: Relates a network link to its destination network node. Unlike the superproperty, this represents a directed connection. title: links to in_subset: - gist_core from_schema: https://w3id.org/lmodel/gist rank: 1000 is_a: links slot_uri: gist:linksTo owner: PhysicalEvent domain_of: - GistThing range: Any multivalued: true name: name: name description: Relates an individual to (one of) its name(s). title: name in_subset: - gist_core from_schema: https://w3id.org/lmodel/gist rank: 1000 slot_uri: gist:name owner: PhysicalEvent domain_of: - GistThing range: string numeric_value: name: numeric_value description: The actual value of a magnitude. title: numeric value notes: - 'OWL range: (xsd:byte | xsd:decimal | xsd:double | xsd:float | xsd:int | xsd:integer | xsd:long | xsd:negativeInteger | xsd:nonNegativeInteger | xsd:nonPositiveInteger | xsd:positiveInteger | xsd:short | xsd:unsignedByte | xsd:unsignedInt | xsd:unsignedLong | xsd:unsignedShort | owl:rational | owl:real)' in_subset: - gist_core from_schema: https://w3id.org/lmodel/gist rank: 1000 slot_uri: gist:numericValue owner: PhysicalEvent domain_of: - GistThing range: string any_of: - range: xsd_byte - range: decimal - range: double - range: float - range: xsd_int - range: integer - range: xsd_long - range: xsd_negative_integer - range: xsd_non_negative_integer - range: xsd_non_positive_integer - range: xsd_positive_integer - range: xsd_short - range: xsd_unsigned_byte - range: xsd_unsigned_int - range: xsd_unsigned_long - range: xsd_unsigned_short - range: owl_rational - range: owl_real occurs_in: name: occurs_in description: Relates something, such as an event, to the geographic location where it did, does, or will happen. title: occurs in in_subset: - gist_core from_schema: https://w3id.org/lmodel/gist rank: 1000 slot_uri: gist:occursIn owner: PhysicalEvent domain_of: - GistThing range: Any multivalued: true offers_to_provide: name: offers_to_provide annotations: domain_includes: tag: domain_includes value: gist:Offer description: Relates an offer to the thing being made available for exchange. title: offers to provide comments: - This will most often be a good or service, but could be an amount of money, e.g., for currency exchange. examples: - value: An offer to provide a specific product in exchange for an amount of money or to pay a certain price for a home that is for sale. in_subset: - gist_core from_schema: https://w3id.org/lmodel/gist rank: 1000 slot_uri: gist:offersToProvide owner: PhysicalEvent domain_of: - GistThing range: Any multivalued: true offers_to_receive: name: offers_to_receive annotations: domain_includes: tag: domain_includes value: gist:Offer description: Relates an offer to the thing expected in return for the offered item. title: offers to receive comments: - This will most often be an amount of money, but could be anything of value, as in swaps. examples: - value: A vendor makes an offer to receive a particular amount of money in exchange for the offered product; an offer to receive a home in exchange for an amount of money. in_subset: - gist_core from_schema: https://w3id.org/lmodel/gist rank: 1000 slot_uri: gist:offersToReceive owner: PhysicalEvent domain_of: - GistThing range: Any multivalued: true planned_end_date: name: planned_end_date description: The date that something is or was planned to end, with precision of one day. title: planned end date comments: - Used for anything with a planned end date, such as when a lease will expire, when an offer is no longer available, etc. Typically a planned date is in the future when first captured, but when tasks run late, we leave the plan where it was and compare it to the actual. Recommended usage is to zero out the hours through microseconds to avoid spurious precision. examples: - value: '''2021-06-01T00:00:00-06:00''^^xsd:dateTime' in_subset: - gist_core from_schema: https://w3id.org/lmodel/gist rank: 1000 is_a: planned_end_date_time slot_uri: gist:plannedEndDate owner: PhysicalEvent domain_of: - GistThing range: datetime planned_end_date_time: name: planned_end_date_time description: The date that something is or was planned to end, with no implied precision. title: planned end date time comments: - This is an abstraction over the various precisions of planned end time, and is not expected to be asserted directly. Values of predicates with different precisions can be compared since they are all formally xsd:datetimes. - This property, unlike gist:actualEndDateTime, does not have a subproperty for microsecond precision, because planned times typically are not expressed at that level of granularity. Typically a planned date is in the future when first captured, but when tasks run late, we leave the plan where it was and compare it to the actual. in_subset: - gist_core from_schema: https://w3id.org/lmodel/gist rank: 1000 is_a: end_date_time slot_uri: gist:plannedEndDateTime owner: PhysicalEvent domain_of: - GistThing range: datetime planned_end_minute: name: planned_end_minute description: The date and time that something is or was planned to end, with precision of one minute. title: planned end minute comments: - Used for things like meetings and time card entries, where the hour and minute are important. Recommended usage is to zero out the seconds and microseconds to avoid spurious precision.Typically a planned date is in the future when first captured, but when tasks run late, we leave the plan where it was and compare it to the actual. examples: - value: '''2021-06-01T08:32:00-06:00''^^xsd:dateTime' in_subset: - gist_core from_schema: https://w3id.org/lmodel/gist rank: 1000 is_a: planned_end_date_time slot_uri: gist:plannedEndMinute owner: PhysicalEvent domain_of: - GistThing range: datetime planned_end_year: name: planned_end_year description: The date that something is or was planned to end, with precision of one year. title: planned end year comments: - Used for anything with a planned end date where precision of one year is sufficient. Typically a planned date is in the future when first captured, but when tasks run late, we leave the plan where it was and compare it to the actual. Recommended usage is to zero out the hours through microseconds to avoid spurious precision. Note that it is not valid to zero out months and days, so arbitrary values must be included. examples: - value: '''2021-01-01T00:00:00-06:00''^^xsd:dateTime' - value: The automobile manufacturer announced that it will stop producing gas-powered vehicles in 2035. in_subset: - gist_core from_schema: https://w3id.org/lmodel/gist rank: 1000 is_a: planned_end_date_time slot_uri: gist:plannedEndYear owner: PhysicalEvent domain_of: - GistThing range: datetime planned_start_date: name: planned_start_date description: The date that something is or was planned to start, with precision of one day. title: planned start date comments: - Used for anything with a planned start date, such as when a lease will start, when a configuration becomes available, etc. Typically a planned date is in the future when first captured, but when tasks run late, we leave the plan where it was and compare it to the actual. Recommended usage is to zero out the hours through microseconds to avoid spurious precision. examples: - value: '''2021-06-01T00:00:00-06:00''^^xsd:dateTime' in_subset: - gist_core from_schema: https://w3id.org/lmodel/gist rank: 1000 is_a: planned_start_date_time slot_uri: gist:plannedStartDate owner: PhysicalEvent domain_of: - GistThing range: datetime planned_start_date_time: name: planned_start_date_time description: The date and time that something is or was planned to start, with no implied precision. title: planned start date time comments: - This is an abstraction over the various precisions of planned start time, and is not expected to be asserted directly. Values of predicates with different precisions can be compared since they are all formally xsd:datetimes. - This property, unlike gist:actualStartDateTime, does not have a subproperty for microsecond precision, because planned times typically are not expressed at that level of granularity. Typically a planned date is in the future when first captured, but when tasks run late, we leave the plan where it was and compare it to the actual. in_subset: - gist_core from_schema: https://w3id.org/lmodel/gist rank: 1000 is_a: start_date_time slot_uri: gist:plannedStartDateTime owner: PhysicalEvent domain_of: - GistThing range: datetime planned_start_minute: name: planned_start_minute description: The date and time that something is or was planned to start, with precision of one minute. title: planned start minute comments: - Used for things like meetings and time card entries, where the hour and minute are important. Typically a planned date is in the future when first captured, but when tasks run late, we leave the plan where it was and compare it to the actual. Recommended usage is to zero out the seconds and microseconds to avoid spurious precision. examples: - value: '''2021-06-01T08:32:00-06:00''^^xsd:dateTime' in_subset: - gist_core from_schema: https://w3id.org/lmodel/gist rank: 1000 is_a: planned_start_date_time slot_uri: gist:plannedStartMinute owner: PhysicalEvent domain_of: - GistThing range: datetime planned_start_year: name: planned_start_year description: The date that something is or was planned to start, with precision of one year. title: planned start year comments: - Used for anything with a planned start date where precision of one year is sufficient. Typically a planned date is in the future when first captured, but when tasks run late, we leave the plan where it was and compare it to the actual. Recommended usage is to zero out the hours through microseconds to avoid spurious precision. Note that it is not valid to zero out months and days, so arbitrary values must be included. examples: - value: '''2021-01-01T00:00:00-06:00''^^xsd:dateTime' - value: The automobile manufacturer announced that its full line-up will include only electric cars starting in 2035. in_subset: - gist_core from_schema: https://w3id.org/lmodel/gist rank: 1000 is_a: planned_start_date_time slot_uri: gist:plannedStartYear owner: PhysicalEvent domain_of: - GistThing range: datetime precedes: name: precedes description: A generic ordering relation indicating that the subject comes before the object. title: precedes comments: - The less-than symbol is often used to represent this relation. - This is the transitive version of gist:precedesDirectly. - Typically this predicate would be used asymmetrically and irreflexively, but the ontology does not formalize this. in_subset: - gist_core from_schema: https://w3id.org/lmodel/gist rank: 1000 slot_uri: gist:precedes owner: PhysicalEvent domain_of: - GistThing transitive: true range: Any multivalued: true precedes_directly: name: precedes_directly description: A generic ordering relation indicating that the subject comes immediately before the object. title: precedes directly comments: - If two items in an ordered collection share the same position, they both directly precede the following element. - It is safest to use this property only when the directness has a semantic correspondence with the world. Only break a direct link by inserting an intermediate item when that change corresponds to a change in the world. - Typically this predicate would be used asymmetrically and irreflexively, but the ontology does not formalize this. in_subset: - gist_core from_schema: https://w3id.org/lmodel/gist rank: 1000 is_a: precedes slot_uri: gist:precedesDirectly owner: PhysicalEvent domain_of: - GistThing range: Any multivalued: true refers_to: name: refers_to description: Relates something to another resource that it points to, indicates, or references. title: refers to in_subset: - gist_core from_schema: https://w3id.org/lmodel/gist rank: 1000 slot_uri: gist:refersTo owner: PhysicalEvent domain_of: - GistThing range: Any multivalued: true requires: name: requires description: The subject needs the object or makes it necessary, mandatory, or compulsory. title: requires comments: - "This predicate is defined generally enough to encompass a few different meanings\ \ of the English word 'requires':\n\n 1. To need something or to make something\ \ necessary.\n 2. To order or demand something, or to order someone to do something,\ \ especially because of a rule or law.\n 3. To make it officially necessary\ \ for someone to do something.\n\nImplementations requiring a more specific\ \ meaning should define subproperties." examples: - value: Humans require air; solar power requires sunshine. in_subset: - gist_core from_schema: https://w3id.org/lmodel/gist rank: 1000 slot_uri: gist:requires owner: PhysicalEvent domain_of: - GistThing range: Any multivalued: true sequence: name: sequence annotations: domain_includes: tag: domain_includes value: gist:OrderedMember description: A number that specifies the position of an element within a series. title: sequence in_subset: - gist_core from_schema: https://w3id.org/lmodel/gist rank: 1000 slot_uri: gist:sequence owner: PhysicalEvent domain_of: - GistThing range: integer start_date_time: name: start_date_time description: The date and time that something starts. title: start date time comments: - 'This property is neutral along two dimensions: precision (e.g., day, second, millisecond) and actual vs. planned. As such, it will generally not be asserted directly except in special cases (e.g., for time intervals).' - Values of predicates with different precisions can be compared since they are all formally xsd:datetimes. in_subset: - gist_core from_schema: https://w3id.org/lmodel/gist rank: 1000 is_a: at_date_time slot_uri: gist:startDateTime owner: PhysicalEvent domain_of: - GistThing range: datetime symbol: name: symbol annotations: domain_includes: tag: domain_includes value: gist:UnitOfMeasure description: A symbol for something using only ASCII characters. title: symbol examples: - value: The ASCII symbol for square meter is m^2. in_subset: - gist_core from_schema: https://w3id.org/lmodel/gist rank: 1000 slot_uri: gist:symbol owner: PhysicalEvent domain_of: - GistThing range: string unique_text: name: unique_text annotations: domain_includes: tag: domain_includes value: gist:ID, gist:MediaType, gist:Tag, gist:Text description: The unique string value of some content object, to be used when there is no possibility of having more than one value. title: unique text comments: - 'Note that the uniqueness only goes in one direction: a product catalog number might also be an employee ID.' examples: - value: The unique string for a vehicle identification number. in_subset: - gist_core from_schema: https://w3id.org/lmodel/gist rank: 1000 is_a: contained_text slot_uri: gist:uniqueText owner: PhysicalEvent domain_of: - GistThing range: string multivalued: falseclass_uri: gist:PhysicalEvent