Frank Manola wrote: > > For > example, Section 5.2 has an example of declaring domains which results > in you having to conclude that an instance is both a Book and a > MotorVehicle. This may appear weird, but it's perfectly legal RDF. It's not that weird. "The collected works of Shakespeare is both a book and a motorised vehicle" is a perfectly valid sentence. It's nonsense, but that's not a matter for the rules of grammar to resolve. So it is too with RDF.Received on Thursday, 21 September 2006 14:14:25 UTC
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