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F.2:8 - Micro-examples

One worked note below supplies the exact source basis. The other items are recognition cues for candidate expressions; complete their source, edition, passage, effective scheme and attested use before relying on them as lexical notes. Their proximity asserts no relation.

  • BPMN 2.0 (2011), effective BPMN scheme — expression and LNF process; Tech process; Plain workflow graph; claim: “A graph of flow nodes and sequence flows specifying orchestration among participants.”
  • Worked note — W3C PROV-O Recommendation, 30 April 2013, §3.1, Starting Point Terms. Receiving question: what does prov:Activity mean in this source? Effective scheme: the PROV-O vocabulary of that edition, with prov denoting http://www.w3.org/ns/prov#. Expression and LNF prov:Activity; Tech activity (PROV-O); Plain occurrence that acts on or with entities; LocalSenseClaim: “Something that happens over a time interval and involves acting on or with entities.” Attested cue: “occurs over a period of time”. The note answers this local question; no durable cell or cross-source relation is needed.
  • ITIL 4 (2020), selected service-management use — expression and LNF service-level objective; Tech SLO; Plain service target; claim: “A target value or range for a service characteristic.”
  • NIST RBAC (2004), RBAC scheme — expression and LNF role; Tech access role; Plain permission grouping; claim: “A named grouping of permissions used in access-control assignment.”
  • SOSA/SSN (2017), SOSA scheme — expression and LNF observation; Tech observation; Plain act of observing; claim: “An act applying a procedure to a feature of interest to obtain a result.”
  • IEC 61131-3, cited edition and runtime passage — expression and LNF task; Tech task; Plain scheduled program execution; claim: “A cyclic or event-driven runtime unit that invokes programs.”