A Property Kind Calculus for Measurement Metrology

32.1. Dybkær — An Ontology on Property🔗

Indexed by Dybkær section, with the term as printed and this work's corresponding declaration.

René Dybkær, An Ontology on Property for Physical, Chemical, and Biological Systems, 2009

LocusTermThis workNote
§3.3systemSystem
§6quantities of the same kindMutuallyComparable
§6.19kind-of-propertyKindOfProperty
§7examination methodExaminationMethodCh. 7
§7examination procedureExaminationProcedureCh. 7
§7.5examination principleExaminationPrinciple
§9.15property valuePropertyValue
§10.14property value scaleValueScale
§12operator-based scale typesScaleTypethe four-way division, Fig. 12.21
§13.3.3quantity (number times reference)Quantity
§13.3.5reciprocal of a quantityReciprocalKind
§13.3.5quotient of two quantitiesQuotientKind
§13.3.5product of two quantitiesProductKind
§13.5.1unconditionally extensive unitary kind-of-quantityExtensivethe value for the total equals the arithmetic sum of the values for the parts
§13.5.4intensive kind-of-quantityIntensiveinvariant with the extent of a system OF CONSTANT COMPOSITION — the clause carried as the law's hypothesis
§18.12metrological unitMetrologicalUnit
§20componentComponent
§20dedicated kind-of-propertyDedicatedKindthe System — Component ; kind-of-property triple (IUPAC/IFCC; the System slot names the sort)
§20sort of systemSortOfSystem