Given the list (I[1], I[2], ... , I[i-1], I[i], I[i+1], ... , I[n-1], I[n]), the item I[i] is preceded by I[i-1], ... , I[2] and I[1].
The link to the preceding item in a list.
is preceded by
A number identifying the position, starting from 1, of a particular list item within a list.
has index
The Collections Ontology (CO)
The link to a bag in which the item is member.
is item of
A list item cannot be preceded by itself
has error
A data property linking a resource that contains a logical error (which results in it belonging to the class owl:Nothing, therefore making the model inconsistent) to a textual description of that error.
It describes in some way, usually in natural language, which kind of error results from this resource.
A collection that cannot contain duplicate elements.
set
element belonging to a list
list item
An ordered array of items, that can be present in multiple copies
list
A group of objects that can be considered as a whole.
collection
A list item cannot be followed by itself
The link to the item that refers to the resource.
is item content of
Given the list (I[1], I[2], ... , I[i-1], I[i], I[i+1], ... , I[n-1], I[n]), the previous item of I[i] is I[i-1].
The link to the previous item in a list.
has previous item
Given the list (I[1], I[2], ... , I[i-1], I[i], I[i+1], ... , I[n-1], I[n]), the item I[i] is followed by I[i+1], ... , I[n-1] and I[n].
The link to the following item in a list.
is followed by
The link to every item of the bag
has item
The link to a list in which the item is first item.
is first item of
The link to the last item of the list.
has last item
The link to the first item of the list.
has first item
The link to the actual resource to which the item refers.
has item content
Given the list (I[1], I[2], ... , I[i-1], I[i], I[i+1], ... , I[n-1], I[n]), the next item of I[i] is I[i+1].
The link to the next item in a list.
has next item
The link to the members of a collection
has element
Collection that can have a number of copies of each object
bag
Element belonging to a bag
item
CO defines the size of a collection as the sum of the number of times entities that are part of the collection appear in it. This means that co:size considers how much each entity is involved by a particular collection, i.e.: - the size of the set {a, b, c} is three - the size of the bag [a, a, b, b, b, c] is five - the size of the list (a, b, c, b, a, b, c, c) is seven
The number of item belonging to a collection.
has size
The link to a collection in which the object is member.
is element of
Error Ontology
The Error Ontology Making contraints on ontology resources
The Error Ontology is an unit test that allow to produce an inconsistent model if a particular (and incorrect) situation happens. It works by means of a data property, "hasError" that denies its usage for ant resource. In fact, by defining its domain as "all those resource that don't have any hasErrorDescription assertion", a resource that asserts having an error makes the ontology inconsistent.
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The link to a list in which the item is last item.
is last item of