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| skos:definition "A discrete physical object which, if subdivided, will result in parts that are distinguishable in nature from the whole and in general also from the other parts."^^xsd:string ; | ||
| skos:example "A computer, a book, a car."^^xsd:string ; | ||
| skos:example "A laptop, a physical book, a car, a building, a landmark (such as a tree stump with an etched marking to denote a campsite)."^^xsd:string ; |
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I don't love the repeated indefinite articles (I know they didn't originate with you). What do you think of just "A computer, physical book, car..."?
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There's something odd about it to me. I'm not quite sure what, but here they are side-by-side:
A laptop, a physical book, a car, a building, a landmark (such as a tree stump with an etched marking to denote a campsite).
A laptop, physical book, car, building, landmark (such as a tree stump with an etched marking to denote a campsite).
Maybe it's that the second makes me think there should explicitly be an "or" before landmark, and adding that implies the examples are a finite set. The example of the example (in parentheses) is also throwing me for a loop, but I thought something like that was necessary to indicate what a landmark could be.
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OK, I'm OK with it as is. There's something odd about it to me either way.
Co-authored-by: Rebecca Younes <rebecca.younes@semanticarts.com>
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Major Updates
gist:Landmarkandgist:Building. Issue #1205.Minor Updates
gist:PhysicalIdentifiableItemto include a landmark and building. Issue #1205.gist:PhysicalIdentifiableItemto be more specific. Issue #1205.