| Resource | Count | SKOS mapping |
|---|
| "An agent syndicates a document some way."@en | 2 |
| "7dFHvo <a href="http://nussehqldled.com/">nussehqldled</a>, [url=http://uvurwqyxjgik.com/]uvurwqyxjgik[/url], [link=http://yqeuzuciwezi.com/]yqeuzuciwezi[/link], http://sdzwxhzsaaqq.com/"@en | 1 |
| ":s :composedBy :o .
:o is a "larger thing" that composes :s and potentially other "smaller things". :s may also establish some structural organization of the things it composes."@en | 1 |
| "A (UK) national grid reference for a given location, using the alphanumeric syntax."@en | 1 |
| "A DOM Range consists of two boundary-points corresponding to the start and the end of the Range.
http://www.w3.org/TR/2000/REC-DOM-Level-2-Traversal-Range-20001113/ranges.html#Level-2-Range-Definitions"@en | 1 |
| "A Database"@en | 1 |
| "A Distance should have two distance points and a distance value. eg:
<distances/a/b>
a ov:Distance ;
ov:distancePoint <a> , <b> ;
ov:kilometres 0.5 ;
."@en | 1 |
| "A Plot of anything."@en | 1 |
| "A Scientific Database"@en | 1 |
| "A Trim Package represents a standard configuration of options for an automobile. Usually, a Car Model will be available as several Trim Packages."@en | 1 |
| "A boundary-point's position in a Document or DocumentFragment tree can be characterized by a node and an offset
http://www.w3.org/TR/2000/REC-DOM-Level-2-Traversal-Range-20001113/ranges.html#Level-2-Range-Definitions"@en | 1 |
| "A boundary-point's position in a Document or DocumentFragment tree can be characterized by a node and an offset.
http://www.w3.org/TR/2000/REC-DOM-Level-2-Traversal-Range-20001113/ranges.html#Level-2-Range-Definitions"@en | 1 |
| "A business card associated with this resource."@en | 1 |
| "A calendar associated with this resource."@en | 1 |
| "A category that the resource has been classified under"@en | 1 |
| "A comma separated list of words that are particularly pertinent to this resource."@en | 1 |
| "A command issued to the code4lib IRC chat bot, zoia."@en | 1 |
| "A confidence level for a calculation or value. Usually between 0 and 1."@en | 1 |
| "A construct representing a deleted entry in an Atom feed."@en | 1 |
| "A country associated with this resource. This could be a country of origin or operation of an entity. For example a company may be based in a country and operate from there."@en | 1 |
| "A country is a geographical region. A country may be the territory of a sovereign state, the territory of a non-sovereign (or formerly sovereign) political division, or a region associated with a certain people or certain characteristics."@en | 1 |
| "A course associated with a book loan"@en | 1 |
| "A course taught at a university"@en | 1 |
| "A diff that goes from another resource to this one."@en | 1 |
| "A diff that goes from this resource to another one."@en | 1 |
| "A diff, showing the difference between a source resource and a target resource."@en | 1 |
| "A drink, alcoholic or not, that the person in question is particularly fond of. It's what they would typically order in a place where the drink is available. The object can be a literal stating the name of the drink, or (preferred) an RDF resource."@en | 1 |
| "A fax number that can be used to send faxes to a Person or Organisation."@en | 1 |
| "A formula or graph literal, in the sense used by Notation 3.
This is intended to be used as a datatype. e.g.
<#bob> ex:believes "<#alice> a <http://xmlns.com/foaf/0.1/Person> ."^^ov:Formula .
Note that the wrapping "{"..."}" are omitted from the value."@en | 1 |
| "A gorilla that kills or has the inclination to do so."@en | 1 |
| "A human readable description of the status of an opmv:Process upon completion."@en | 1 |
| "A label for a resource that is syntactically arranged to be suitable for sorting"@en | 1 |
| "A location from which a distance is measured. (A distance measurement will have two points, and a distance measurement value)."@en | 1 |
| "A manifest is a listing of files or URIs or resources of some sort encoded in some way"@en | 1 |
| "A person who is licensed in at least one ITU region to operate (transmit and receive) a radio using frequencies and modes permitted only to licensed persons."@en | 1 |
| "A person's maiden name."@en | 1 |
| "A piece of News"@en | 1 |
| "A place that is accessible with a wheel chair."@en | 1 |
| "A plot of anything."@en | 1 |
| "A post on a microblogging service like Twitter, identi.ca, Jaiku or FriendFeed. Usually untitled and with a limited number of characters, and sometimes containing in-line text-based syntactical elements like at-replies, hashtags, group 'bangtags' etc."@en | 1 |
| "A postal address to which letters and parcels can be sent to a Person or Organisation."@en | 1 |
| "A property to capture an un-intepreted written address, notably for addresses that have yet to be or can never be semantically represented using an existing scheme, such as the vcard ontology."@en | 1 |
| "A school of a university (e.g., School of Business)."@en | 1 |
| "A screenshot showing the (software) project in action. Since DOAP only has a property to link a "web page with screenshots of project", not a specific screenshot, this property is sometimes more useful."@en | 1 |
| "A service providing access to bibliographic resources."@en | 1 |
| "A set of terms or names, each one having an assigned meaning."@en | 1 |
| "A song which is the focus of a particular Earworm"@en | 1 |
| "A statement that would be illegal to express in a non-reified form in RDF/XML - usually because the predicate cannot be converted to a QName."@en | 1 |
| "A sub-classing of bibo:identifier to narrow the range to be the numeric part of a BL identifier. For example:
'(Uk)33994949' ---> '<foo> <ov:blid> "33994949"'"@en | 1 |
| "A telephone number that can be used to contact a Person or Organisation."@en | 1 |
| "A thing that came into existence at a place and time originates from that place and time."@en | 1 |
| "A thing that manifests visually."@en | 1 |
| "A thing that provides evidence for the existence or historicity of another thing attests to that other thing."@en | 1 |
| "A topic or work that is studied by a person or group (e.g., a university course)"@en | 1 |
| "A type of dataset that contains annotations on a set of resources."@en | 1 |
| "A wiki page associated with this resource"@en | 1 |
| "An Internet host used in the context of an opmv:Process."@en | 1 |
| "An additional or secondary title usually used expand or limit the main title"@en | 1 |
| "An element of a whole."@en | 1 |
| "An irc chat bot"@en | 1 |
| "Any entity that can be identified using the OKKAM entity naming system. In general one could say this is equivalent to resource but there are certain entity types that will work better on the OKKAM system"@en | 1 |
| "Asserts that a reified rdf:Statement is asserted (in a non-reified form) by a particular RDF graph."@en | 1 |
| "Associate a name that can be used for sorting to a foaf:Agent"@en | 1 |
| "Associates a resource with a form that can be used to edit its description. See http://patterns.dataincubator.org/book/edit-trail.html for more information."@en | 1 |
| "Associates properties to a class where the properties are meant to be present in some default view - basically a very light version of fresnel ;-)"@en | 1 |
| "Automobiles, when presented as a catalog, are generally categorized using the Car Maker / Car Model / Trim Package hierarchy."@en | 1 |
| "Birth class"@en | 1 |
| "Boundary point has a position"@en | 1 |
| "Cheese is a food made from milk, usually the milk of cows, buffalo, goats, or sheep, by coagulation. "@en | 1 |
| "Course offered by the organization"@en | 1 |
| "DAs would be typically files. Audio, movies, software licenses, software installers, documents, etc. Anything stored that needs a computer to get it and/or read it."@en | 1 |
| "DOMBoundaryPointPosition is defines by a DOMNode and a DOMOffset"@en | 1 |
| "DOMNode can be a Attribute, Document, DocumentFragment, Element or EntityReference node."@en | 1 |
| "DOMRange has 2 boundary points"@en | 1 |
| "Database for Biologists (Bioinformatics)"@en | 1 |
| "Date and time your travel will commence"@en | 1 |
| "Defines reincarnation of someone"@en | 1 |
| "Defines the hair color (or no hair at all!) of an individual"@en | 1 |
| "Denotes the canonical URI that should be used to refer to this resource."@en | 1 |
| "Describes the eye color of an individual"@en | 1 |
| "Describes the size of the file of a dataset in compressed state"@en | 1 |
| "Describes the size of the file of a dataset in the normal (uncompressed) state"@en | 1 |
| "Describes when the character was introduced in the series."@en | 1 |
| "Determines if the character is protagonist, antagonist, supporting character etc."@en | 1 |
| "Domain: any institution or individual who borrows money from loaner
Range: any institution or individual who loans a borrower money"@en | 1 |
| "Encoding MIME-Type information in a trivial manner - equivalent to HTTP header: Content-Type."@en | 1 |
| "Eye Color"@en | 1 |
| "Following an EAD description, collections consist of one or more "components". Components act much like files and folders - a component may contain others (folder) or it may be a leaf node (file) - EAD is vague enough not to make this distinction, but provides a "level" attribute instead. This property is used by a component to show that if is a "componentOf" either another component or a collection or both."@en | 1 |
| "From en.wikipedia.org:
"A car model is a particular brand of vehicle sold under a marque. From an engineering point of view, a particular car model is usually defined and/or constrained by the use of a particular car chassis/bodywork combination or the same monocoque.""@en | 1 |
| "Generic term for category of ceramics that may be distinguished by function, surface treatment, distinguishing features of clay, or other set of criteria as defined by usage. Commonly used in the discipline of Archaeology."@en | 1 |
| "Having two things that are not the owl:sameAs but are similar to a certain extent. It is thought of being used where owl:sameAs is too strong but rdfs:seeAlso is too loose. Motivation: http://lists.w3.org/Archives/Public/public-lod/2009Feb/0189.html"@en | 1 |
| "Indicates a resource that is designed to be a mirror or surrogate of the object resource; a backup copy, should the object resource be lost or unobtainable."@en | 1 |
| "Indicates that something is definitely not a Killer-Gorilla. (It may still be a killer though. Or a gorilla.)"@en | 1 |
| "Indicates that the subject is a non-deceased killer gorilla."@en | 1 |
| "It is a major goal of Amateur Radio Operators to make contact with each other. This contact is formally defined as the exchange of certain information, usually consisting of each operator's call sign and a signal report (how well each operator receives the signal of the other). A contact can last a few seconds to many minutes. Nickname "QSL"."@en | 1 |
| "It is about provenance of web data."@en | 1 |
| "Just a simple readable name, a mnemonic. "@en | 1 |
| "Links a person to a country that he or she may be a member. (A person can have multiple nationalities). The domain is foaf:Person but the range is open (although http://dbpedia.org/ontology/Country or http://umbel.org/umbel/rc/Country are suggested)"@en | 1 |
| "Members of this class represent class skeletons which are sort of templates of a class.
Members of a class which has a class skeleton (http://open.vocab.org/terms/classSkeleton property) should have the triples relating from/to the skeleton, which don't use property http://open.vocab.org/terms/classSkeletonIgnore and its sub-properties as predicate, relating from/to them too.
This materialization of triples is expected to be carried out by for example some kind of rule engine.
Important: This kind of inference is already possible with OWL using property restrictions (Functional-Style Syntax):
EquivalentClasses(
:JohnsChildren
ObjectHasValue( :hasParent :John )
)
So you might better use OWL since the functionality is the same.
http://www.w3.org/TR/owl2-primer/#Property_Restrictions"@en | 1 |
| "Numismatics is the study of coins, medals and other related items."@en | 1 |
| "One or more of the four elements viz. Air, Water, Fire and Earth that can be bent."@en | 1 |
| "Organization who is responsible for (offers) the course. Like a department, a school..."@en | 1 |
| "Organization who offers the course, e.g. a department, a school, a research institute"@en | 1 |
| "Places named in a text."@en | 1 |
| "Preferred or official acronym as used by the subject."@en | 1 |
| "Property to encode the version of things - simple intent, to record the sequence of items. (The items themselves will have temporal/finer grained detail)"@en | 1 |
| "Property to link an agent with an organization (inverse property of http://xmlns.com/foaf/0.1/member)"@en | 1 |
| "RTFMImperative is an instruction for foaf:Agent(s) to read a given document."@en | 1 |
| "Relate a thing (usually a person) to the scent with which they are most commonly associated."@en | 1 |
| "Relates a person to an earworm that they suffer."@en | 1 |
| "Relates a property to a Dimension Property with identical meaning for use with the RDF DataCube vocabulary."@en | 1 |
| "Relates class to a class skeleton. If class has more than one of this relations, it should use them all."@en | 1 |
| "Semester in which the course is offered"@en | 1 |
| "Slang for loves."@en | 1 |
| "Someone's ID in the Skype chat and telephony service."@en | 1 |
| "Something has a plot."@en | 1 |
| "Structure in which someone lives"@en | 1 |
| "Suggested book based on circulation data"@en | 1 |
| "Teacher of the course. Should belong to the organization specified by ov:offeredBy of the course"@en | 1 |
| "The Authorised Examiner Number of an MOT Testing Station."@en | 1 |
| "The BBC provides IDs for places. This can be used to link BBC weather IDs to places."@en | 1 |
| "The Compass Direction that a Thing faces."@en | 1 |
| "The ITU defines a set of world-wide regions which uniquely describe locations for radio operation (in particular, amateur radio operation). These regions are widely-used by amateur radio operators to report operation and radio contacts. Each region has a unique abbreviation."@en | 1 |
| "The JSON representation of a (usually small) dataset."@en | 1 |
| "The Manchester Syntax for a owl construct (e.g., Restriction).
:manchex rdfs:subPropertyOf rdfs:label ."@en | 1 |
| "The Olympic Games are an international multi-sport event established for both summer and winter sports."@en | 1 |
| "The Vehicle Classes an MOT Test Station is authorised to test, as a comma separated list using Arabic numerals (plus A where appropriate), e.g "3, 4, 4A, 5"."@en | 1 |
| "The agent that defines the boundaries of a geographic area."@en | 1 |
| "The anniversary of some event"@en | 1 |
| "The area of some physical thing in hectares."@en | 1 |
| "The ceramic ware produced during the Roman period in the region of what is now the modern country of Tunisia."@en | 1 |
| "The class of all MOT Testing Stations."@en | 1 |
| "The class of all motion pictures"@en | 1 |
| "The column of a comma separated value file from which this property was created."@en | 1 |
| "The date someone died."@en | 1 |
| "The desired visibility of a User's social network. Suggested options: "Just Me", "My Network", "Everyone"."@en | 1 |
| "The diameter of a thing measured at its rim."@en | 1 |
| "The disclaimer property links a resource to a document that details a disclaimer applied to the resource by the resource owner or other relevant party."@en | 1 |
| "The disclaimerText property associates a resource with the text of a disclaimer (in the form of an rdfs:Literal) applied to the resource by the resource owner or other relevant party."@en | 1 |
| "The experience of having a song in your head which you can't get rid of."@en | 1 |
| "The first sentence of a resource."@en | 1 |
| "The full name as expected to be used on an identifying document e.g. Mr Ian Robert Davis"@en | 1 |
| "The linear extent of a thing."@en | 1 |
| "The literal, human readable author string of a Document."@en | 1 |
| "The loan history for a book by year."@en | 1 |
| "The loan history of a book within a school"@en | 1 |
| "The most recently cached static page describing the resource."@en | 1 |
| "The name used in familiar situations by friends, e.g. Ian"@en | 1 |
| "The name used when referred to in formal situations, e.g. Mr. Davis"@en | 1 |
| "The name used when referred to in informal situations, e.g. Ian Davis"@en | 1 |
| "The nationality of a character in Avatar. It can be one of Air, Fire, Water and Earth."@en | 1 |
| "The number of kilometres of a distance measurement."@en | 1 |
| "The number of loans of a book within a year, school, or course"@en | 1 |
| "The number of loans two books have in common"@en | 1 |
| "The number of pages a resource has"@en | 1 |
| "The number of results retrieved for a search on that uri from the Search Engine sindice"@en | 1 |
| "The person who experiences or suffers from a particular ear worm"@en | 1 |
| "The place at which a thing is found."@en | 1 |
| "The place where a particular object was made. (Made is left intentionally vague and follows the same semantics as foaf:maker, foaf:made etc.)"@en | 1 |
| "The preferred animal of a person."@en | 1 |
| "The primary material from which something is made.
Examples: leather (shoe), paper (book), cotton (t-shirt), nylon (tights), plastic (carrier bag), rubber (wellington boots), iron (pipe) etc."@en | 1 |
| "The rank of the resource within the ordered collection represented by the current document"@en | 1 |
| "The resource that this diff goes from."@en | 1 |
| "The resource that this diff goes to."@en | 1 |
| "The result of the test case obtained from the target specified. For example, the target could be a script that is executed."@en | 1 |
| "The row number of a csv from which this instance was created. This is different from the r-th entry within the table, which may be less than the csv row if the csv has title information and a header above the data."@en | 1 |
| "The school associated with the loan history of a book"@en | 1 |
| "The shape of something"@en | 1 |
| "The song that is the focus of a particular earworm"@en | 1 |
| "The source of a thing."@en | 1 |
| "The specification(s) that the resource implemented. "@en | 1 |
| "The subject (perhaps a foaf:Agent) made HTTP requests with a header described by this http:MessageHeader resource."@en | 1 |
| "The subject is a document that, to any extent, describes the object."@en | 1 |
| "The the measure of how sticky something is"@en | 1 |
| "The things defined by this resource - for example, the terms defined by an Ontology."@en | 1 |
| "The time of day that something ends."@en | 1 |
| "The time of day that something starts at."@en | 1 |
| "The transmitter of a particular Earworm"@en | 1 |
| "The user-agent string of the software used by the creator of an item."@en | 1 |
| "The value of this property is a QRCode image that encodes the geographic coordinates of the resource. The coordinates are encoded using the WGS84 datum in the following form - geo:[lat],[long]"@en | 1 |
| "The value of this property is something that has been classified under the resource"@en | 1 |
| "The visibility of a resource (e.g. public, internal), expressed as a literal term."@en | 1 |
| "The weight of a resource"@en | 1 |
| "The year associated with a loan history"@en | 1 |
| "This class of character traits was created to describe the characters in the graphic novel Avatar-The Last Airbender.
The motivation was to create a unique class identifying the characters in the trilogy."@en | 1 |
| "This property is a relationship between some thing and a map that shows that thing's location at a national scale."@en | 1 |
| "This property is a relationship between some thing and a map that shows that thing's location at a regional scale."@en | 1 |
| "This property is to be used to relate a resource to an "enhanced description". An enhanced description is one that provides additional, richer detail about a resource than may typically be obtained by a simple de-reference of the resource's URI."@en | 1 |
| "This property is used to declare that two resources which may or may not conform to the FRBR (Functional Requirements for Bibliographic Resources) entity model share the same Expression. An example of its use would be to relate a resource described with a vocabulary such as bibo (which does not acknowledge the FRBR model) to other resources that describe endeavours which have the same implied Expression (which could be other bibo resources or FRBR entities or anything else).
The property is symmetrical, so if <_:someBiboBook> <ov:commonExpression> <_:otherEdition>, this also means <_:otherEdition> <ov:commonExpression> <_:someBiboBook>.
It is not transitive.
Having this property also implies ov:commonWork."@en | 1 |
| "This property is used to declare that two resources which may or may not conform to the FRBR (Functional Requirements for Bibliographic Resources) entity model share the same Item. An example of its use would be to relate a resource described with a vocabulary such as bibo (which does not acknowledge the FRBR model) to other resources that describe endeavours which contains the same specific Item (which could be other bibo resources or FRBR entities or anything else). This implies identical WEMI hierarchies.
The property is symmetrical, so if <_:specificPhysicalItem> <ov:commonItem> <_:someArchive>, this also means <_:someArchive> <ov:commonItem> <_:specificPhysicalItem>.
It is not transitive.
Having this property also entails ov:commonManifestation, ov:commonExpression and ov:commonWork."@en | 1 |
| "This property is used to declare that two resources which may or may not conform to the FRBR (Functional Requirements for Bibliographic Resources) entity model share the same Manifestation. An example of its use would be to relate a resource described with a vocabulary such as bibo (which does not acknowledge the FRBR model) to other resources that describe endeavours which include the same implied Manifestation (which could be other bibo resources or FRBR entities or anything else).
The property is symmetrical, so if <_:someBiboBook> <ov:commonManifestation> <_:someFrbrWork>, this also means <_:someFrbrWork> <ov:commonManifestation> <_:someBiboBook>. It is not transitive.
Having this property also implies ov:commonExpression and ov:commonWork."@en | 1 |
| "This property is used to declare that two resources which may or may not conform to the FRBR (Functional Requirements for Bibliographic Resources) entity model share the same Work. An example of its use would be to relate a resource described with a vocabulary such as bibo (which does not acknowledge the FRBR model) to other resources that describe endeavours that fall within the same implied Work (which could be other bibo resources or FRBR entities or anything else).
The property is symmetrical, so if <_:someBiboBook> <ov:commonWork> <_:someOtherBiboBook>, this also means <_:someOtherBiboBook> <ov:commonWork> <_:someBiboBook>.
It is not transitive."@en | 1 |
| "This property is used to relate two FRBR Endeavours/entities (http://vocab.org/frbr/core.html#Endeavour) together even if the entire Work-Expression-Manifestation-Item hierarchy does not exist. For example, it could be used to relate a frbr:Work to a frbr:Manifestation without the need of a frbr:Expression to link them through. The property is symmetric (if a <_:work> ov:associatedEntity <_:item> then <_:item> ov:associatedEntity <_:work>. It is not transitive (items may be associated with the same work but not be in the same WEMI chain, for example)."@en | 1 |
| "To mark the beginning date or event at which the named graph object is true/accurate."@en | 1 |
| "To mark the date or event at which the named graph object ceases to be accurate."@en | 1 |
| "Triples using his property and its sub-properties as predicate are to be ignored by the class skeleton materialization process (http://open.vocab.org/terms/ClassSkeleton).
This property is not to be used in real data, it serves just to exist and have sub-properties."@en | 1 |
| "Use this property to state that you admire a friend's fro"@en | 1 |
| "Used to describe the affiliation, place of work or association of a foaf:Person when the source data is too ambiguous to model into its own resource."@en | 1 |
| "When :s :depicts :o, :s is communicable via a visual medium and, when transmitted, depicts the resource :o."@en | 1 |
| "When a radio transmits a signal, a range of frequencies is used to carry information. This range may be continuous or dis-contiguous ("spread spectrum"). There is usually a single frequency that is used to "name" the tranmission frequency, although this naming depends on the mode used. (See RadioOperationMode). The standard method of expression is "Herz" (or a multiple). Sometimes, surprisingly, the "frequency" is expressed in terms of length (actually wavelength, often in meters). This is merely an colloquial and equivalent expresssion, since freq(Herz) = the-speed-of-light / wavelength."@en | 1 |
| "a machine tag that can be used to identify the domain resource in tagging applications. "@en | 1 |
| "a password usually stored in md5"@en | 1 |
| "a pictorial representation for something."@en | 1 |
| "a resource (e.g. HTML content --> awol:Content) has a DOM range"@en | 1 |
| "a total count of the number of resources of type <http://purl.org/stuff/rev#Review> that an Agent is known to have created "@en | 1 |
| "an example resource using a vocabulary term or terms"@en | 1 |
| "an image of the resource, whatever it may be. Typically the value of this property will be the URI of some sort of digital image."@en | 1 |
| "associates a given feature file document with the audio file that is described by that document"@en | 1 |
| "associates a manifestation of a musical work with music artist who composed the work"@en | 1 |
| "associates a musical item with a feature file describing that item"@en | 1 |
| "class is now deprecated in favour of Earworm class."@en | 1 |
| "color of a house"@en | 1 |
| "commonEndeavour is intended to define a FRBR (Functional Requirements for Bibliographic Records) relationship between two resources that may or may not be modeled as FRBR. This makes it possible to assert that a resource modeled using a vocabulary that does not use the FRBR entity model explicitly is describing the same Work, Expression, Manifestation, and/or Item as another resource (which may or may not use the FRBR model, as well).
commonEndeavour is intended to be used merely as a superproperty for WEMI-specific subproperties to inherit from, but there are no restrictions on its use."@en | 1 |
| "e.g. : 100m in Beijing 2008"@en | 1 |
| "express the ability/right to read from a graph"@en | 1 |
| "express the ability/right to write to a graph"@en | 1 |
| "foaf:OnlineAccount's can have an accountName, but plenty of services use an account identifier internally that is not the same as the public account name: for instance, Twitter uses a nickname and a user_id property. Facebook now assigns usernames as well as internal identification numbers. Google's various services assign a unique identifier so that people are not revealing their e-mail address or username. This property is for these kind of identifiers."@en | 1 |
| "has checksum - expecting (acronym/name):(checksum hexdigest)
eg ov:hasChecksum "sha1:a526a7c1bc65348dc7649556bee283ee3c999b92""@en | 1 |
| "links to a thing used by an agent"@en | 1 |
| "simultaneous loans"@en | 1 |
| "the concept of "this" in a javascript object. In other words a mean in which to refer to "self""@en | 1 |
| "the number of times a tag has been used in taggings of things"@en | 1 |
| "the offset within a DOM node"@en | 1 |
| "the okkam ID of the entity, given in human legible form (literal)"@en | 1 |
| "to express kudos to someone (acknowledge a contribution, feedback, etc.) "@en | 1 |
| "x is 'near' y if they are near to each other in physical space, for a deliberately vague notion of near."@en | 1 |
