| Subject | Object |
|---|
| ov:African Red Slip | "Identifies the ware of any African Red-Slip vessel."@en |
| ov:Biological Database | "A Database for Biologists (Bioinformatics)"@en |
| ov:Database | "A Database"@en |
| ov:Deleted Entry | "This is an extension of [AtomOwl](http://bblfish.net/work/atom-owl/2006-06-06/AtomOwl.html) to describe deleted entries (a.k.a. "tombstones"), as defined by [The Atom "deleted-entry" Element](http://tools.ietf.org/html/draft-snell-atompub-tombstones-06)."@en |
| ov:DigitalAsset | "No doubt a hundred different classes already for this! There is a good opportunity to define nice, specific sub-classes for the various things this can track. "@en |
| ov:House | "This is just a test"@en |
| ov:Illegal RDF/XML Statement | "For example:
[]
rdf:type openvocab:IllegalRDFXMLStatement ;
rdf:subject <http://example.com/some_competition> ;
rdf:predicate <http://example.com/prizes/1> ;
rdf:object <http://example.com/some_person> .
Tools *may* automatically convert between openvocab:IllegalRDFXMLStatement statements and unreified statements when parsing or serialising RDF/XML."@en |
| ov:JavascriptThis | "the concept of "this" in an object. In other words a mean in which to refer to "self""@en |
| ov:Living Killer Gorilla | "Zombie killer gorillas are an edge case. It is hoped that we'll be able to decide how they are modelled once we gain more experience in this area."@en |
| ov:MicroblogPost | "Use sioctypes' MicroBlogPost at <http://rdfs.org/sioc/types#MicroblogPost> instead."@en |
| ov:Numismatics | "Numismatics is the study of coins, medals and other related items."@en |
| ov:Plot | "Example: a film's plot (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Forrest_Gump#Plot).
See elso http://open.vocab.org/terms/Plot."@en |
| ov:Visual Element | "a box in a powerpoint diagram is a VisualElement and can ov:depicts mit:TBL.
Another box on a different slide is a different VisualElement and can also ov:depicts mit:TBL."@en |
| ov:Ware | "The term "Ware" is used by archaeologists and collectors to identify any similar set of ceramic vessels, often by reference to some combination of the physical characteristics of the clay, surface treatment, overall shape, functional class, or place of manufacture. It is a common term in the field of archaeology. Usages include "Halaf Ware", a Sixth Millenium BC product of the Neolithic Halaf Culture of Northern Mesopotamia; "Deptford Ware" from England; "African Red Slip" a Roman period product from what is now the modern country of Tunisia; "@en |
