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"Michele Pasin " .
"Tony Hammond " .
"2015-06-18T09:48:19Z" .
"Macmillan Publishers Limited" .
"This work is distributed under a Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 (CC BY 4.0) License ."@en .
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"npg" .
"http://ns.nature.com/terms/" .
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"1.0.44-SNAPSHOT" .
"The Core Ontology is a formal model providing definitions for the key concepts of interest to content publishing at Macmillan Science and Education."@en .
"For further information about this ontology or for any queries please use the contact address ."@en .
"Core Ontology"@en .
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"The :Abstract class represents a brief description of a scholarly work, usually author generated. Instances of :Abstract normally do not exist in isolation, but are linked to a :Document instance (of which they provide a summary)."@en .
"Abstract"@en .
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"The :Agent class groups together all entities that can be the subject of an action. These can be single persons (:Person), or groups of people organised as a legal entity (:Organization)."@en .
"Agent"@en .
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"The :AggregationEvent class groups together all events related to the construction of a publication."@en .
"Aggregation Event"@en .
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"The :Article class represents a scholarly work normally published as an item of a serial publication. In particular, this concept refers to the abstract notion of an article, rather than any of its realisations after it becomes embodied via a physical medium."@en .
"With reference to the FRBR model [http://www.ifla.org/publications/functional-requirements-for-bibliographic-records], an :Article can be mapped directly to the frbr:Expression concept. It is worth noting though that within the NPG core ontology we do not have any notion of a frbr:Work. Hence multiple versions of the same article (e.g. language translations, or revisions) are characterised as such simply by means of some relationship."@en .
"Article"@en .
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"The :ArticleType class represents the various kinds of publication which can be used to index and group content published by Macmillan Science and Education. The instances of :ArticleType are organised hierarchically using the SKOS vocabulary."@en .
"Article Type"@en .
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"The :Asset class groups together all physical entities which can be stored in digital systems."@en .
"Asset"@en .
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"The :BinaryAsset class represents the physical rendition of a generic binary object."@en .
"Binary Asset"@en .
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"The :BlobAsset class groups together all assets used to store blobs - i.e. documents, images, or other media objects - within digital systems."@en .
"Blob Asset"@en .
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"The :Blog class represents an informal serial publication."@en .
"Blog"@en .
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"The :BlogPost class represents an informal work published as an item of a :Blog."@en .
"Blog Post"@en .
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"The :Collection class represents a group of documents which are published (or republished) as part of a new composite publication. Often these documents have been published elsewhere, but since they share a common theme or belong to an identifiable narrative it is of interest to publish them again within a different container. (See also :Issue.)"@en .
"Collection"@en .
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"The :Component class groups together all individuals that normally come into existence as part of a :Document."@en .
"Component"@en .
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"The :Concept class groups together all individuals which do not exist in the physical world (i.e. have no extension in spacetime)."@en .
"Concept"@en .
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"The :Contributor class represents a document component detailing a contributor (personal or corporate) to the work being published. This class is disjoint from the :Agent class. Hence a :Contributor instance can be described as the name used to refer to a person or organisation in the context of a publication."@en .
"Contributor"@en .
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"The :Dataset class represents a collection of related sets of information modelled in a known way and stored in a computer system."@en .
"We are currently using this class for RDF datasets."@en .
"Dataset"@en .
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"The :Document class groups together all publications which were created to be distributed and consumed as individual, self-contained entities."@en .
"Document"@en .
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"The :Event class groups together events of varying granularity. Events differ from :Concept entities because they have an extension in time; they differ from :Asset entities because they do not have an extension in space."@en .
"Event"@en .
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