Distinct objects for predicate rdfs:comment in graph nrl sorted by frequency with mapping to SKOS

ResourceCountSKOS mapping
"A core graph metadata property, this defines whether a graph can be freely updated '1' or otherwise '0'"1
"A defining property's value is part of what defines a resource, changing it means means chaning the identity of the resource. The set of values of all defining properties of a resource make up its identify. Whenever comparing resources or sharing them the value of this property should be taken into account. By default all properties with a literal range are to be treated as defining properties unless they are marked as nrl:NonDefiningProperty."1
"A marker class to identify asymmetric properties"1
"A marker class to identify functional properties"1
"A marker class to identify inverse functional properties"1
"A marker class to identify named graphs that exist within a physical document"1
"A marker class to identify reflexive properties"1
"A marker class to identify symmetric properties"1
"A marker class to identify transitive properties"1
"A named graph containing instance data that can be recreated by analyzing the original resources. Intended to be used by metadata extractors."1
"A non-defining property's value is not part of what defines a resource, it rather is part of the resource's state or expresses an opinion about the resource. Whenever comparing resources or sharing them the value of this property should not be taken into account. By default all properties with a resource range are to be treated as non-defining properties unless they are marked as nrl:DefiningProperty."1
"An abstract class representing all named graph roles"1
"Identifies a graph which is itself a view of another named graph"1
"Links a metadata graph to the graph for which it specifies the core graph properties including the semantics and the graph namespace. A graph can have only one unique core metadata graph"1
"Links a metadata graph to the graph that is being described. A unique value is compulsory"1
"Links two equivalent named graphs. A symmetric property"1
"Links two properties and specifies their inverse behaviour"1
"Models a subsumption relationship between two graphs, stating that the object graph is imported and included in the subject graph"1
"Points to a graph view over the subject named graph"1
"Points to a representation of the declarative semantics for a graph role"1
"Points to a representation of the declarative semantics that the view specification realizes"1
"Points to the human readable specifications for a representation of some declarative semantics"1
"Points to the location of the realizer for the external view specification"1
"Points to the representation of the view specification required to generate the graph view in question"1
"Represents a named graph"1
"Represents a named graph containing both schematic and instance data"1
"Represents a named graph containing configuration data"1
"Represents a named graph containing instance data"1
"Represents a named graph containing schematic data"1
"Represents a named graph having the role of an Ontology"1
"Represents a special named graph that contains metadata for another graph"1
"Represents a specification of the means to achieve a transformation of an input graph into the required graph view"1
"Represents a view specification that is composed of a set of rules which generate the required view from the input graph upon firing"1
"Represents an external view specification, this usually being a program which automatically generates the required view for an input graph"1
"Represents some declarative semantics"1
"Represents the default graph, the graph which contains any triple that does not belong to any other named graph"1
"Specifies a containment relationship between two graphs, meaning that the subject graph is included in the object graph"1
"Specifies a maximum value cardinality for a specific property"1
"Specifies a minimum value cardinality for a specific property"1
"Specifies a subsumption relationship between two graphs, meaning that the object graph is included in the subject graph"1
"Specifies rules for a view specification that is driven by rules"1
"Specifies the precise value cardinality for a specific property"1
"Specifies the rule language for a view specification that is driven by rules"1