Table for the 35 triples for predicate ov:markdownDescription with domain rdf:Property

SubjectObject
ov:Anniversary"P1DBUm <a href="http://tlretrishzly.com/">tlretrishzly</a>, [url=http://ywdctirrpimo.com/]ywdctirrpimo[/url], [link=http://azbcchuxcjzl.com/]azbcchuxcjzl[/link], http://jhvgdshuwxci.com/"@en
ov:Author string"Useful for retaining the author sequence information without reification, rdf:Seq, etc."@en
ov:Calendar"X8MZrJ <a href="http://lsxkhoxxsuwb.com/">lsxkhoxxsuwb</a>, [url=http://aswturqaprud.com/]aswturqaprud[/url], [link=http://yxtryhogdakn.com/]yxtryhogdakn[/link], http://rasuuqixgaff.com/"@en
ov:Canonical URI"This property should have a literal as its value, not a resource. RDF driven systems can use this property to redirect requests to the preferred URI for a resource."@en
ov:Compass Direction"Eg: :NordWand rdfs:label "North Face of the Eiger" ; ov:compassDirection "N" . Values should be compass directions, eg: N, NE, E, SE, S, SW, W, NW"@en
ov:Composer"this property is a shortcut that allows one to abuse the Music Ontology to some extent"@en
ov:Content Type"Use to encode MIME information alongside URIs that correspond to representations of the noted MIME formats."@en
ov:Diameter at rim"Indicates that a property is the measurement of the diameter of a rim."@en
ov:Example Resource"ex:p ov:exampleResource [ ex:p "example" ] . ex:C ov:exampleResource [ a ex:C ] ."@en
ov:Length"For example: the road has a length of 1 mile."@en
ov:Mirror"Consider a resource at http://flickr/set/image1.jpg - if you make a backup or mirror of this resource at a resolvable location, such as http://mirror/flickr_bkup1.jpg, you can indicate it like this: &lt;http://mirror/flickr_bkup1.jpg&gt; &lt;o:mirror&gt; &lt;http://flickr/set/image1.jpg&gt;"@en
ov:National Grid Reference"e.g. HU396753. rdfs:seeAlso <http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/British_national_grid_reference_system> ."@en
ov:Origin"For example: the Macedonian mint at Acanthus is the origin of the coin described at http://numismatics.org/collection/2008.39.18."@en
ov:Originally from time and place"The inscription described at http://insaph.kcl.ac.uk/iaph2007/iAph120214.html originates from the ancient place known as Aphrodisias."@en
ov:Part"Example: wheel is a part of a car."@en
ov:Password"this is just adding a password property to a user so SIOC can be used to completely specify logins - not sure if this violates a whole lotta best practice etc :P"@en
ov:Performer"7dFHvo <a href="http://nussehqldled.com/">nussehqldled</a>, [url=http://uvurwqyxjgik.com/]uvurwqyxjgik[/url], [link=http://yqeuzuciwezi.com/]yqeuzuciwezi[/link], http://sdzwxhzsaaqq.com/"@en
ov:Plot"Example: a film's plot."@en
ov:Providing evidence for existence or historicity"For example: the inscription described at http://insaph.kcl.ac.uk/iaph2007/iAph120214.html attests to the existence of the historical places Claudiopolis, Ancyra of Galatia, Pessinus, Damascus, Beirut, Tyre, Caesarea Stratonos, Neapolis of Samaria, Scythopolis, Gaza, Caesarea Panias, Hieropolis, Anazarbus, Mopsuestia, Tripolis of Syria, Philadelphia of Arabia, at Zeugma by the Euphrates, and Kibyra."@en
ov:Sort name"Isn't this the same thing as sortLabel?"@en
ov:Specification"a foaf Personal Profile Document could use this property to link to the foaf specification. a voiD Document could point to the void guide. "@en
ov:Suffers Earworm"OPmgaB <a href="http://rzhwdczsolbm.com/">rzhwdczsolbm</a>, [url=http://vzwzwxpxvscp.com/]vzwzwxpxvscp[/url], [link=http://heqqpioawnyl.com/]heqqpioawnyl[/link], http://otywxgzucbbi.com/"@en
ov:composed by"for current task, domain and range would be Visual form. However, the range could be more generally Form."@en
ov:csv column"see also http://open.vocab.org/terms/csvRow"@en
ov:csv row"Add this property to any instance you make from a row when converting csv to rdf. see also http://open.vocab.org/terms/csvCol"@en
ov:depicts"The predicate-object of a :depicts triple could be embedded on a powerpoint diagram element. We could then ask for documents that depict a resource of interest and, conversely, ask what an ambiguous blob of pink on the monitor is actually trying to depict. foaf:depicts would be a rdfs:subPropertyOf :depicts. :depicts is more general because other things besides foaf:Images can be communicated via a visual medium. Is :depicts an ObjectProperty or DatatypeProperty? It could be either. "@en
ov:depicts same resource as"depictsSameResourceAs is used by a VisualElement to point to the PrimaryVisualElement within the current display. both :a and :b are in same display. :a ov:depicts :r . :b ov:depicts :r . :a ov:depictsSameResourceAs :b . ----- :a a ov:VisualElement . :b a ov:PrimaryVisualElement . :b a ov:VisualElement . "@en
ov:enhanced description"The property can be used in several scenarios the simplest being to refer to an RDF document that provides additional context about a resource. This alone adds little more than rdfs:seeAlso. However it is expected that typically a user agent may be issued with an authentication challenge (e.g. at the HTTP protocol level) when attempting to access the document. This would support delivery of "premium" views of a resource as Linked Data. Using this property a user agent could distinguish those documents from others that are simply referred to with an rdfs:seeAlso."@en
ov:has offset"TODO: How should this be used? Offset from what?"@en
ov:hasPlot"Example: a film's plot (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Forrest_Gump#Plot). See also http://open.vocab.org/terms/hasPlot"@en
ov:houseColor"I bet I'm going to wish i could delete this"@en
ov:kudos to"For example, if you have a DOAP project and want to ack some input re contribution, tester, feedback, etc. you would go like: :myproject a doap:Project ; ov:kudos :John . or, on a more personal level, it would be: :me ov:kudos :John ."@en
ov:machine-tag"eg: _:x ov:machineTag "lastfm:event=863464" ."@en
ov:rank"The first resource has an ov:rank of 1."@en
ov:statement"Note that http://www.w3.org/2000/10/swap/log#Formula is not equivalent to an RDF/XML, Turtle, etc document. Instead, there is a log:semantics relationship between the two."@en