How to represent belief values for two classes in a SWRL rule? from csb_tom_new on 2009-11-10 (semantic-web@w3.org from November 2009)

From: csb_tom_new <csb_tom_new@163.com>
Date: Mon, 9 Nov 2009 19:14:00 -0800 (PST)
To: semantic-web@w3.org
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   I have written an ontology using OWL, and I defined a property
"hasBeliefData" which means that an object has a specified belief value. I
have written many SWRL rule, but now I confront difficuties described as
follows.  
  One of SWRL rules is "hasColor(?x, green)->VegetationRegion(?x) ^
hasBeliefData(?x, 0.8)"  and another SWRL rule is "hasColor(?x,
blue)->SeaRegion(?x) ^ hasBeliefData(?x, 0.9)".  Now I want to express the
following meaning: "if an object has belief value 0.8 for vegetation region
and has belief value 0.9 for sea region, then the object is sea region",
How can I express this meaning in a single SWRL rule?   Thank you!   
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