| Template Slots |
| Slot name |
Documentation |
Type |
Allowed Values/Classes |
Cardinality |
Default |
part_of |
|
Instance |
Indexed_temporal_entity |
0:1 |
|
end_index |
The ending index of the supporting data. Again, use index_type to interpret this. Value may equal start_index. |
String |
|
0:1 |
|
parts |
|
Instance |
Indexed_temporal_entity |
0:* |
|
precedes |
Specifies a temporal object that preceeds this one in a sequence. |
Instance |
Temporal_Entity |
0:1 |
|
start_index |
The index at the start of the serial information of interest. Use index_type to figure out how to interpret this. |
String |
|
0:1 |
|
index_type |
This should help the interpretation of the index string. |
Symbol |
count, time, time+frame |
1:1 |
time+frame |
contains |
Containment entails that the extent (either spatial or temporal) of the source is bounded by the extent of the source. It is weaker than parts and should be used for temporal cases where parts is uncertain. |
Instance |
Indexed_temporal_entity |
0:* |
|
comments |
Documentation or notes for a term. |
String |
|
0:1 |
|
contained_in |
Containment entails that the extent (either spatial or temporal) of the source is bounded by the extent of the source. It is weaker than part_of and should be used for temporal cases where part_of is uncertain. |
Instance |
Indexed_temporal_entity |
0:1 |
|
result |
The outcome of an action or event. |
Instance |
State |
0:* |
|
evidence |
This points to supporting data for the term, if any. |
Instance |
Serially_indexed_object |
0:1 |
|
follows |
Specifies a temporal object that follows this one in a sequence |
Instance |
Temporal_Entity |
0:1 |
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