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rdf 1.1.2.1 → 1.1.3

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@@ -19,9 +19,9 @@ This is a pure-Ruby library for working with [Resource Description Framework
 * 100% free and unencumbered [public domain](http://unlicense.org/) software.
 * Provides a clean, well-designed RDF object model and related APIs.
 * Supports parsing and serializing [N-Triples][] and [N-Quads][] out of the box, with more
-  serialization format support available through add-on plugins.
+  serialization format support available through add-on extensions.
 * Includes in-memory graph and repository implementations, with more storage
-  adapter support available through add-on plugins.
+  adapter support available through add-on extensions.
 * Implements basic graph pattern (BGP) query evaluation.
 * Plays nice with others: entirely contained in the `RDF` module, and does
   not modify any of Ruby's core classes or standard library.
@@ -227,7 +227,7 @@ A separate [SPARQL][SPARQL doc] gem builds on basic BGP support to provide full
       * {RDF::Literal::Double}
       * {RDF::Literal::Integer}
       * {RDF::Literal::Time}
-      * [RDF::XSD](http://rubydoc.info/github/gkellogg/rdf-xsd/master/frames) (plugin)
+      * [RDF::XSD](http://rubydoc.info/github/gkellogg/rdf-xsd/master/frames) (extension)
     * {RDF::Resource}
       * {RDF::Node}
       * {RDF::URI}
@@ -250,17 +250,17 @@ other gems:
 * {RDF::NTriples}
 * {RDF::NQuads}
-* [JSON::LD][] (plugin)
-* [RDF::JSON][] (plugin)
-* [RDF::Microdata][] (plugin)
-* [RDF::N3][] (plugin)
-* [RDF::Raptor::RDFXML](http://ruby-rdf.github.com/rdf-raptor) (plugin)
-* [RDF::Raptor::Turtle](http://ruby-rdf.github.com/rdf-raptor) (plugin)
-* [RDF::RDFa][] (plugin)
-* [RDF::RDFXML][] (plugin)
-* [RDF::TriG][] (plugin)
-* [RDF::TriX][] (plugin)
-* [RDF::Turtle][] (plugin)
+* [JSON::LD][] (extension)
+* [RDF::JSON][] (extension)
+* [RDF::Microdata][] (extension)
+* [RDF::N3][] (extension)
+* [RDF::Raptor::RDFXML](http://ruby-rdf.github.io/rdf-raptor) (extension)
+* [RDF::Raptor::Turtle](http://ruby-rdf.github.io/rdf-raptor) (extension)
+* [RDF::RDFa][] (extension)
+* [RDF::RDFXML][] (extension)
+* [RDF::TriG][] (extension)
+* [RDF::TriX][] (extension)
+* [RDF::Turtle][] (extension)
 The meta-gem [LinkedData][LinkedData doc] includes many of these gems.
@@ -294,10 +294,10 @@ from BNode identity (i.e., they each entail the other)
   * {RDF::Mutable}
   * {RDF::Durable}
 * {RDF::Transaction}
-* [RDF::AllegroGraph](http://rubydoc.info/github/emk/rdf-agraph/master/frames) (plugin)
-* [RDF::Mongo](http://rubydoc.info/github/pius/rdf-mongo/master/frames) (plugin)
-* [RDF::DataObjects](http://rubydoc.info/github/ruby-rdf/rdf-do/frames) (plugin)
-* [RDF::Sesame](http://rdf.rubyforge.org/sesame/) (plugin)
+* [RDF::AllegroGraph](http://rubydoc.info/github/emk/rdf-agraph/master/frames) (extension)
+* [RDF::Mongo](http://rubydoc.info/github/pius/rdf-mongo/master/frames) (extension)
+* [RDF::DataObjects](http://rubydoc.info/github/ruby-rdf/rdf-do/frames) (extension)
+* [RDF::Sesame](http://rdf.rubyforge.org/sesame/) (extension)
 ### RDF Querying
@@ -307,7 +307,7 @@ from BNode identity (i.e., they each entail the other)
   * {RDF::Query::Solution}
   * {RDF::Query::Solutions}
   * {RDF::Query::Variable}
-* [SPARQL](http://rubydoc.info/github/ruby-rdf/sparql/frames) (plugin)
+* [SPARQL](http://rubydoc.info/github/ruby-rdf/sparql/frames) (extension)
 ### RDF Vocabularies

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	@@ -1 +1 @@
1	- 1.1.~~2.1~~
1	+ 1.1.3

data/lib/rdf/mixin/enumerable.rb CHANGED Viewed

@@ -658,7 +658,7 @@ module RDF
     # Returns a serialized string representation of `self`.
     #
     # Before calling this method you may need to explicitly require a
-    # serialization plugin for the specified format.
+    # serialization extension for the specified format.
     #
     # @example Serializing into N-Triples format
     #   require 'rdf/ntriples'

data/lib/rdf/model/list.rb CHANGED Viewed

@@ -18,11 +18,11 @@ module RDF
     # backed by an initially empty in-memory graph.
     #
     # @example
-    #   RDF::List[]
-    #   RDF::List[*(1..10)]
-    #   RDF::List[1, 2, 3]
-    #   RDF::List["foo", "bar"]
-    #   RDF::List["a", 1, "b", 2, "c", 3]
+    #     RDF::List[]
+    #     RDF::List[*(1..10)]
+    #     RDF::List[1, 2, 3]
+    #     RDF::List["foo", "bar"]
+    #     RDF::List["a", 1, "b", 2, "c", 3]
     #
     # @param  [Array<RDF::Term>] values
     # @return [RDF::List]
@@ -43,6 +43,11 @@ module RDF
     # not identify an existing list in `graph`, the list remains
     # identified by `subject`, but will be invalid.
     #
+    # @example add constructed list to existing graph
+    #     l = RDF::List(nil, nil (1, 2, 3))
+    #     g = RDF::Graph.new << l
+    #     g.count # => l.count
+    #
     # @overload initialize(subject = nil, graph = nil, values = nil, &block)
     #   @param  [RDF::URI]          subject
     #   @param  [RDF::Graph]        graph
@@ -708,6 +713,7 @@ module RDF
         graph.query(:subject => subject, &block)
       end
     end
+    alias_method :to_rdf, :each_statement
     ##
     # Returns a string created by converting each element of this list into

data/lib/rdf/vocab/mo.rb ADDED Viewed

@@ -0,0 +1,886 @@
+# This file generated automatically using vocab-fetch from http://purl.org/ontology/mo/
+require 'rdf'
+module RDF
+  class MO < StrictVocabulary("http://purl.org/ontology/mo/")
+    # Class definitions
+    property :CD, :label => 'CD', :comment =>
+      %(Compact Disc used as medium to record a musical manifestation.)
+    property :DAT, :label => 'DAT', :comment =>
+      %(Digital Audio Tape used as medium to record a musical
+        manifestation.)
+    property :DCC, :label => 'DCC', :comment =>
+      %(Digital Compact Cassette used as medium to record a musical
+        manifestation.)
+    property :DVDA, :label => 'DVDA', :comment =>
+      %(DVD-Audio used as medium to record a musical manifestation.)
+    property :ED2K, :label => 'ED2K', :comment =>
+      %(Something available on the E-Donkey peer-2-peer filesharing
+        network)
+    property :Festival, :label => 'Festival', :comment =>
+      %(A festival - musical/artistic event lasting several days, like
+        Glastonbury, Rock Am Ring... We migth decompose this event
+        \(which is in fact just a classification of the space/time
+        region related to a particular festival\) using hasSubEvent in
+        several performances at different space/time.)
+    property :Genre, :label => 'Genre', :comment =>
+      %(An expressive style of music. Any taxonomy can be plug-in
+        here. You can either define a genre by yourself, like this:
+        :mygenre a mo:Genre; dc:title "electro rock". Or you can refer
+        to a DBPedia genre \(such as
+        http://dbpedia.org/resource/Baroque_music\), allowing semantic
+        web clients to access easily really detailed structured
+        information about the genre you are refering to.)
+    property :Instrument, :label => 'Instrument', :comment =>
+      %(Any of various devices or contrivances that can be used to
+        produce musical tones or sound. Any taxonomy can be used to
+        subsume this concept. The default one is one extracted by Ivan
+        Herman from the Musicbrainz instrument taxonomy, conforming to
+        SKOS. This concept holds a seeAlso link towards this taxonomy.)
+    property :MD, :label => 'MD', :comment =>
+      %(Mini Disc used as medium to record a musical manifestation.)
+    property :MagneticTape, :label => 'MagneticTape', :comment =>
+      %(Magnetic analogue tape used as medium to record a musical
+        manifestation.)
+    property :Medium, :label => 'Medium', :comment =>
+      %(A means or instrumentality for storing or communicating
+        musical manifestation.)
+    property :MusicalItem, :label => 'MusicalItem', :comment =>
+      %(A single exemplar of a musical expression. For example, it
+        could be a single exemplar of a CD. This is normally an single
+        object \(a CD\) possessed by somebody. From the FRBR final
+        report: The entity defined as item is a concrete entity. It is
+        in many instances a single physical object \(e.g., a copy of a
+        one-volume monograph, a single audio cassette, etc.\). There
+        are instances, however, where the entity defined as item
+        comprises more than one physical object \(e.g., a monograph
+        issued as two separately bound volumes, a recording issued on
+        three separate compact discs, etc.\). In terms of intellectual
+        content and physical form, an item exemplifying a
+        manifestation is normally the same as the manifestation
+        itself. However, variations may occur from one item to
+        another, even when the items exemplify the same manifestation,
+        where those variations are the result of actions external to
+        the intent of the producer of the manifestation \(e.g., damage
+        occurring after the item was produced, binding performed by a
+        library, etc.\).)
+    property :ReleaseType, :label => 'Release type', :comment =>
+      %(Release type of a particular manifestation, such as "album" or
+        "interview"...)
+    property :SACD, :label => 'SACD', :comment =>
+      %(Super Audio Compact Disc used as medium to record a musical
+        manifestation.)
+    property :Show, :label => 'Show', :comment =>
+      %(A show - a musical event lasting several days, in a particular
+        venue. Examples can be "The Magic Flute" at the Opera
+        Bastille, August 2005, or a musical in the west end...)
+    property :Stream, :label => 'Stream', :comment =>
+      %(Transmission over a network used as medium to broadcast a
+        musical manifestation)
+    property :Torrent, :label => 'Torrent', :comment =>
+      %(Something available on the Bittorrent peer-2-peer filesharing
+        network)
+    property :Vinyl, :label => 'Vinyl', :comment =>
+      %(Vinyl used as medium to record a musical manifestation)
+    property :Activity, :label => 'activity', :comment =>
+      %(An activity period, defining when an artist was musically
+        active.)
+    property :AnalogSignal, :label => 'analogue signal', :comment =>
+      %(An analog signal.)
+    property :Arrangement, :label => 'arrangement', :comment =>
+      %(An arrangement event. Takes as agent the arranger, and
+        produces a score \(informational object, not the actually
+        published score\).)
+    property :Arranger, :label => 'arranger'
+    property :AudioFile, :label => 'audio file', :comment =>
+      %(An audio file, which may be available on a local file system
+        or through http, ftp, etc.)
+    property :Composer, :label => 'composer'
+    property :Composition, :label => 'composition', :comment =>
+      %(A composition event. Takes as agent the composer himself. It
+        produces a MusicalWork, or a MusicalExpression \(when the
+        initial "product" is a score, for example\), or both...)
+    property :Conductor, :label => 'conductor'
+    property :CorporateBody, :label => 'corporate body', :comment =>
+      %(Organization or group of individuals and/or other
+        organizations involved in the music market.)
+    property :DigitalSignal, :label => 'digital signal', :comment =>
+      %(A digital signal)
+    property :Instrumentation, :label => 'instrumentation', :comment =>
+      %(Instrumentation deals with the techniques of writing music for
+        a specific instrument, including the limitations of the
+        instrument, playing techniques and idiomatic handling of the
+        instrument.)
+    property :Label, :label => 'label', :comment =>
+      %(Trade name of a company that produces musical works or
+        expression of musical works.)
+    property :Libretto, :label => 'libretto', :comment =>
+      %(Libretto)
+    property :Listener, :label => 'listened'
+    property :Lyrics, :label => 'lyrics', :comment =>
+      %(Lyrics)
+    property :Membership, :label => 'membership', :comment =>
+      %(A membership event, where one or several people belongs to a
+        group during a particular time period.)
+    property :Movement, :label => 'movement', :comment =>
+      %(A movement is a self-contained part of a musical work. While
+        individual or selected movements from a composition are
+        sometimes performed separately, a performance of the complete
+        work requires all the movements to be performed in succession.
+        Often a composer attempts to interrelate the movements
+        thematically, or sometimes in more subtle ways, in order that
+        the individual movements exert a cumulative effect. In some
+        forms, composers sometimes link the movements, or ask for them
+        to be played without a pause between them.)
+    property :MusicArtist, :label => 'music artist', :comment =>
+      %(A person or a group of people \(or a computer :-\) \), whose
+        musical creative work shows sensitivity and imagination)
+    property :MusicGroup, :label => 'music group', :comment =>
+      %(Group of musicians, or musical ensemble, usually popular or
+        folk, playing parts of or improvising off of a musical
+        arrangement.)
+    property :MusicalExpression, :label => 'musical expression', :comment =>
+      %(The intellectual or artistic realization of a work in the form
+        of alpha-numeric, musical, or choreographic notation, sound,
+        etc., or any combination of such forms. For example: Work #1
+        Franz Schubert's Trout quintet * Expression #1 the composer's
+        score * Expression #2 sound issued from the performance by the
+        Amadeus Quartet and Hephzibah Menuhin on piano * Expression #3
+        sound issued from the performance by the Cleveland Quartet and
+        Yo-Yo Ma on the cello * . . . . The Music Ontology defines the
+        following sub-concepts of a MusicalExpression, which should be
+        used instead of MusicalExpression itself: Score \(the result
+        of an arrangement\), Sound \(produced during a performance\),
+        Signal. However, it is possible to stick to FRBR and bypass
+        the worflow mechanism this ontology defines by using the core
+        FRBR properties on such objects. But it is often better to use
+        events to interconnect such expressions \(allowing to go
+        deeply into the production process - `this performer was
+        playing this particular instrument at that particular time'\).)
+    property :MusicalManifestation, :label => 'musical manifestation', :comment =>
+      %(This entity is related to the edition/production/publication
+        of a musical expression \(musical manifestation are closely
+        related with the music industry \(their terms, concepts,
+        definitions, methods \(production, publication, etc.\), etc.\)
+        From the FRBR final report: The entity defined as
+        manifestation encompasses a wide range of materials, including
+        manuscripts, books, periodicals, maps, posters, sound
+        recordings, films, video recordings, CD-ROMs, multimedia kits,
+        etc. As an entity, manifestation represents all the physical
+        objects that bear the same characteristics, in respect to both
+        intellectual content and physical form. Work #1 J. S. Bach's
+        Six suites for unaccompanied cello * Expression #1 sound
+        issued during the performance by Janos Starker recorded in
+        1963 and 1965 o Manifestation #1 recordings released on 33 1/3
+        rpm sound discs in 1965 by Mercury o Manifestation #2
+        recordings re-released on compact disc in 1991 by Mercury *
+        Expression #2 sound issued during the performances by Yo-Yo Ma
+        recorded in 1983 o Manifestation #1 recordings released on 33
+        1/3 rpm sound discs in 1983 by CBS Records o Manifestation #2
+        recordings re-released on compact disc in 1992 by CBS Records
+        Changes that occur deliberately or even inadvertently in the
+        production process that affect the copies result, strictly
+        speaking, in a new manifestation. A manifestation resulting
+        from such a change may be identified as a particular "state"
+        or "issue" of the publication. Changes that occur to an
+        individual copy after the production process is complete
+        \(e.g., the loss of a page, rebinding, etc.\) are not
+        considered to result in a new manifestation. That copy is
+        simply considered to be an exemplar \(or item\) of the
+        manifestation that deviates from the copy as produced. With
+        the entity defined as manifestation we can describe the
+        physical characteristics of a set of items and the
+        characteristics associated with the production and
+        distribution of that set of items that may be important
+        factors in enabling users to choose a manifestation
+        appropriate to their physical needs and constraints, and to
+        identify and acquire a copy of that manifestation. Defining
+        manifestation as an entity also enables us to draw
+        relationships between specific manifestations of a work. We
+        can use the relationships between manifestations to identify,
+        for example, the specific publication that was used to create
+        a microreproduction.)
+    property :MusicalWork, :label => 'musical work', :comment =>
+      %(Distinct intellectual or artistic musical creation. From the
+        FRBR final report: A work is an abstract entity; there is no
+        single material object one can point to as the work. We
+        recognize the work through individual realizations or
+        expressions of the work, but the work itself exists only in
+        the commonality of content between and among the various
+        expressions of the work. When we speak of Homer's Iliad as a
+        work, our point of reference is not a particular recitation or
+        text of the work, but the intellectual creation that lies
+        behind all the various expressions of the work. For example:
+        work #1 J. S. Bach's The art of the fugue)
+    property :Orchestration, :label => 'orchestration', :comment =>
+      %(Orchestration includes, in addition to instrumentation, the
+        handling of groups of instruments and their balance and
+        interaction.)
+    property :Performance, :label => 'performance', :comment =>
+      %(A performance event. It might include as agents performers,
+        engineers, conductors, or even listeners. It might include as
+        factors a score, a MusicalWork, musical instruments. It might
+        produce a sound:-\))
+    property :Performer, :label => 'performer'
+    property :PublishedLibretto, :label => 'published libretto', :comment =>
+      %(A published libretto)
+    property :PublishedLyrics, :label => 'published lyrics', :comment =>
+      %(Published lyrics, as a book or as a text file, for example)
+    property :PublishedScore, :label => 'published score', :comment =>
+      %(A published score \(subclass of MusicalManifestation\))
+    property :Record, :label => 'record', :comment =>
+      %(A published record \(manifestation which first aim is to
+        render the product of a recording\))
+    property :Recording, :label => 'recording', :comment =>
+      %(A recording event. Takes a sound as a factor to produce a
+        signal \(analog or digital\). The location of such events \(if
+        any\) is the actual location of the corresponding microphone
+        or the "recording device".)
+    property :RecordingSession, :label => 'recording session', :comment =>
+      %(A set of performances/recordings/mastering events. This event
+        can be decomposed in its constituent events using
+        event:sub_event)
+    property :Release, :label => 'release', :comment =>
+      %(A specific release, with barcode, box, liner notes, cover art,
+        and a number of records)
+    property :ReleaseEvent, :label => 'release event', :comment =>
+      %(A release event, in a particular place \(e.g. a country\) at a
+        particular time. Other factors of this event might include
+        cover art, liner notes, box, etc. or a release grouping all
+        these.)
+    property :ReleaseStatus, :label => 'release status', :comment =>
+      %(Musical manifestation release status.)
+    property :Score, :label => 'score', :comment =>
+      %(Here, we are dealing with the informational object \(the
+        MusicalExpression\), not the actually "published" score. This
+        may be, for example, the product of an arrangement process.)
+    property :Signal, :label => 'signal', :comment =>
+      %(A subclass of MusicalExpression, representing a signal, for
+        example a master signal produced by a performance and a
+        recording.)
+    property :SignalGroup, :label => 'signal group', :comment =>
+      %(A musical expression representing a group of signals, for
+        example a set of masters resulting from a whole
+        recording/mastering session.)
+    property :SoloMusicArtist, :label => 'solo music artist', :comment =>
+      %(Single person whose musical creative work shows sensitivity
+        and imagination.)
+    property :Sound, :label => 'sound', :comment =>
+      %(A subclass of MusicalExpression, representing a sound.
+        Realisation of a MusicalWork during a musical Performance.)
+    property :SoundEngineer, :label => 'sound engineer'
+    property :Track, :label => 'track', :comment =>
+      %(A track on a particular record)
+    property :Transcription, :label => 'transcription', :comment =>
+      %(Transcription event)
+    # Property definitions
+    property :grid, :label => 'GRid', :comment =>
+      %(The Global Release Identifier \(GRid\) is a system for
+        uniquely identifying Releases of music over electronic
+        networks \(that is, online stores where you can buy music as
+        digital files\). As that it can be seen as the equivalent of
+        the BarCode \(or more correctly the GTIN\) as found on
+        physical releases of music. Like the ISRC \(a code for
+        identifying single recordings as found on releases\) it was
+        developed by the IFPI but it does not appear to be a standard
+        of the ISO.)
+    property :musicbrainz_guid, :label => 'Musicbrainz GUID', :comment =>
+      %(Links an object to the corresponding Musicbrainz identifier)
+    property :activity_end, :label => 'activity end', :comment =>
+      %(Relates an artist to a date at which its activity ended)
+    property :activity_start, :label => 'activity start', :comment =>
+      %(Relates an artist to a date at which its activity started)
+    property :bpm, :label => 'bpm', :comment =>
+      %(Indicates the BPM of a MusicalWork or a particular Performance
+        Beats per minute: the pace of music measured by the number of
+        beats occurring in 60 seconds.)
+    property :catalogue_number, :label => 'catalogue number', :comment =>
+      %(Links a release with the corresponding catalogue number)
+    property :ean, :label => 'ean', :comment =>
+      %(The European Article Number \(EAN\) is a universal identifier
+        for products, commonly printed in form of barcodes on them.
+        The numbers represented by those codes can either be 8 or 13
+        digits long, with the 13-digit-version being most common. EANs
+        form a superset of the North American Universal Product Code
+        \(UPC\) as every UPC can be made an EAN by adding a leading
+        zero to it. Additionally every EAN is also a Japanese Article
+        Number \(JAN\). The identifiers were formerly assigned by EAN
+        International which merged with Uniform Code Council \(UCC,
+        the guys behind the UPCs\) and Electronic Commerce Council of
+        Canada \(ECCC\) to become GS1.)
+    property :encoding, :label => 'encoding', :comment =>
+      %(Method used to convert analog electronic signals into digital
+        format such as "MP3 CBR @ 128kbps", "OGG @ 160kbps", "FLAC",
+        etc.)
+    property :gtin, :label => 'gtin', :comment =>
+      %(GTIN is a grouping term for EANs and UPCs. In common speech
+        those are called barcodes although the barcodes are just a
+        representation of those identifying numbers.)
+    property :record_number, :label => 'has record number', :comment =>
+      %(Indicates the position of a record in a release \(e.g. a 2xLP,
+        etc.\).)
+    property :record_side, :label => 'has record side', :comment =>
+      %(Associates the side on a vinyl record, where a track is
+        located, e.g. A, B, C, etc. This property can then also be
+        used in conjunction with mo:track_number, so that one can
+        infer e.g. "A1", that means, track number 1 on side A.)
+    property :bitsPerSample, :comment =>
+      %(Associates a digital signal to the number a bits used to
+        encode one sample. Range is xsd:int.)
+    property :channels, :comment =>
+      %(Associates a signal to the number of channels it holds \(mono
+        --> 1, stereo --> 2\). Range is xsd:int.)
+    property :duration, :comment =>
+      %(The duration of a track or a signal in ms)
+    property :movementNum
+    property :sampleRate
+    property :sample_rate, :comment =>
+      %(Associates a digital signal to its sample rate. It might be
+        easier to express it this way instead of defining a timeline
+        map:-\) Range is xsd:float.)
+    property :trackNum
+    property :ipi, :label => 'ipi', :comment =>
+      %(The Interested Parties Information Code \(IPI\) is an ISO
+        standard similar to ISBNs for identifying the people or groups
+        with some involvement with a particular musical work /
+        compositions.)
+    property :ismn, :label => 'ismn', :comment =>
+      %(The International Standard Music Number \(ISMN\) is an ISO
+        standard similar to ISBNs for identifying printed music
+        publications)
+    property :isrc, :label => 'isrc', :comment =>
+      %(The ISRC \(International Standard Recording Code\) is the
+        international identification system for sound recordings and
+        music videorecordings. Each ISRC is a unique and permanent
+        identifier for a specific recording which can be permanently
+        encoded into a product as its digital fingerprint. Encoded
+        ISRC provide the means to automatically identify recordings
+        for royalty payments.)
+    property :iswc, :label => 'iswc', :comment =>
+      %(Links a musical work to the corresponding ISWC number)
+    property :lc, :label => 'lc', :comment =>
+      %(The Label Code \(LC\) was introduced in 1977 by the IFPI
+        \(International Federation of Phonogram and Videogram
+        Industries\) in order to unmistakably identify the different
+        record labels \(see Introduction, Record labels\) for rights
+        purposes. The Label Code consists historically of 4 figures,
+        presently being extended to 5 figures, preceded by LC and a
+        dash \(e.g. LC-0193 = Electrola; LC-0233 = His Master's
+        Voice\). Note that the number of countries using the LC is
+        limited, and that the code given on the item is not always
+        accurate.)
+    property :meter, :label => 'meter', :comment =>
+      %(Associates a musical work or a score with its meter)
+    property :movement_number, :label => 'movement number', :comment =>
+      %(Indicates the position of a movement in a musical work.)
+    property :opus, :label => 'opus', :comment =>
+      %(Used to define a creative work, especially a musical
+        composition numbered to designate the order of a composer's
+        works.)
+    property :puid, :label => 'puid', :comment =>
+      %(Link a signal to the PUIDs associated with it, that is, PUID
+        computed from MusicalItems \(mo:AudioFile\) derived from this
+        signal. PUIDs \(Portable Unique IDentifier\) are the IDs used
+        in the proprietary MusicDNS AudioFingerprinting system which
+        is operated by MusicIP. Using PUIDs, one \(with some luck\)
+        can identify the Signal object associated with a particular
+        audio file, therefore allowing to access further information
+        \(on which release this track is featured? etc.\). Using some
+        more metadata one can identify the particular Track
+        corresponding to the audio file \(a track on a particular
+        release\).)
+    property :record_count, :label => 'record count', :comment =>
+      %(Associates a release with the number of records it contains,
+        e.g. the number of discs it contains in the case of a
+        multi-disc release.)
+    property :tempo, :label => 'tempo', :comment =>
+      %(Rate of speed or pace of music. Tempo markings are
+        traditionally given in Italian; common markings include: grave
+        \(solemn; very, very slow\); largo \(broad; very slow\);
+        adagio \(quite slow\); andante \(a walking pace\); moderato
+        \(moderate\); allegro \(fast; cheerful\); vivace \(lively\);
+        presto \(very fast\); accelerando \(getting faster\);
+        ritardando \(getting slower\); and a tempo \(in time;
+        returning to the original pace\).)
+    property :text, :label => 'text', :comment =>
+      %(Associates lyrics with their text.)
+    property :track_count, :label => 'track count', :comment =>
+      %(The track count of a record)
+    property :track_number, :label => 'track number', :comment =>
+      %(Indicates the position of a track on a record medium \(a CD,
+        etc.\).)
+    property :trmid, :label => 'trmid', :comment =>
+      %(Indicates the TRMID of a track. TRM IDs are MusicBrainz' old
+        AudioFingerprinting system. TRM \(TRM Recognizes Music\) IDs
+        are \(somewhat\) unique ids that represent the audio signature
+        of a musical piece \(see AudioFingerprint\).)
+    property :uuid, :label => 'universally unique identifier', :comment =>
+      %(Links an object to an universally unique identifier for it.)
+    property :upc, :label => 'upc', :comment =>
+      %(UPC stands for "Universal Product Code", which was the
+        original barcode used in the United States and Canada. The UPC
+        \(now officially EAN.UCC-12 is a numerical method of
+        identifying products without redundancy worldwide for all
+        types of products in the retail sector. The EAN is a superset
+        of the original UPC increasing the digits to 13 with the
+        prefix 0 reserved for UPC. As of 2005, manufacturers are only
+        allowed to use the new 13-digit codes on their items, rather
+        than having two separate numbers.)
+    property :activity, :label => 'activity', :comment =>
+      %(Relates an artist to an activity period)
+    property :amazon_asin, :label => 'amazon_asin', :comment =>
+      %(Used to link a work or the expression of a work to its
+        corresponding Amazon ASINs page.)
+    property :arranged_in, :label => 'arranged in', :comment =>
+      %(Associates a work to an arrangement event where it was
+        arranged)
+    property :arrangement_of, :label => 'arrangement of', :comment =>
+      %(Associates an arrangement event to a work)
+    property :artist, :label => 'artist', :comment =>
+      %(Relates a membership event with the corresponding artist)
+    property :biography, :label => 'biography', :comment =>
+      %(Used to link an artist to their online biography.)
+    property :collaborated_with, :label => 'collaborated_with', :comment =>
+      %(Used to relate two collaborating people on a work.)
+    property :compilation_of, :label => 'compilation_of', :comment =>
+      %(Indicates that a musical manifestation is a compilation of
+        several Signals.)
+    property :compiled, :label => 'compiled', :comment =>
+      %(Used to relate an person or a group of person who compiled the
+        manifestation of a musical work.)
+    property :compiler, :label => 'compiler', :comment =>
+      %(Used to relate the manifestation of a musical work to a person
+        or a group of person who compiled it.)
+    property :composed_in, :label => 'composed in', :comment =>
+      %(Associates a MusicalWork to the Composition event pertaining
+        to its creation. For example, I might use this property to
+        associate the Magic Flute to its composition event, occuring
+        during 1782 and having as a mo:composer Mozart.)
+    property :composer, :label => 'composer', :comment =>
+      %(Associates a composition event to the actual composer. For
+        example, this property could link the event corresponding to
+        the composition of the Magic Flute in 1782 to Mozart himself
+        \(who obviously has a FOAF profile:-\) \).)
+    property :conducted, :label => 'conducted', :comment =>
+      %(Relates agents to the performances they were conducting)
+    property :contains_sample_from, :label => 'contains_sample_from', :comment =>
+      %(Relates a signal to another signal, which has been sampled.)
+    property :derived_from, :label => 'derived from', :comment =>
+      %(A related signal from which the described signal is derived.)
+    property :discography, :label => 'discography', :comment =>
+      %(Used to links an artist to an online discography of their
+        musical works. The discography should provide a summary of
+        each released musical work of the artist.)
+    property :discogs, :label => 'discogs', :comment =>
+      %(Used to link a musical work or the expression of a musical
+        work, an artist or a corporate body to to its corresponding
+        Discogs page.)
+    property :djmix_of, :label => 'djmix_of', :comment =>
+      %(Indicates that all \(or most of\) the tracks of a musical work
+        or the expression of a musical work were mixed together from
+        all \(or most of\) the tracks from another musical work or the
+        expression of a musical work to form a so called DJ-Mix. The
+        tracks might have been altered by pitching \(so that the tempo
+        of one track matches the tempo of the following track\) and
+        fading \(so that one track blends in smoothly with the
+        other\). If the tracks have been more substantially altered,
+        the "mo:remix" relationship type is more appropriate.)
+    property :djmixed, :label => 'djmixed', :comment =>
+      %(Used to relate an artist who djmixed a musical work or the
+        expression of a musical work. The artist usually selected the
+        tracks, chose their sequence, and slightly changed them by
+        fading \(so that one track blends in smoothly with the other\)
+        or pitching \(so that the tempo of one track matches the tempo
+        of the following track\). This applies to a 'Mixtape' in which
+        all tracks were DJ-mixed together into one single long track.)
+    property :djmixed_by, :label => 'djmixed_by', :comment =>
+      %(Used to relate a work or the expression of a work to an artist
+        who djmixed it. The artist usually selected the tracks, chose
+        their sequence, and slightly changed them by fading \(so that
+        one track blends in smoothly with the other\) or pitching \(so
+        that the tempo of one track matches the tempo of the following
+        track\). This applies to a 'Mixtape' in which all tracks were
+        DJ-mixed together into one single long track.)
+    property :download, :label => 'download', :comment =>
+      %(This property can be used to link from a person to the website
+        where they make their works available, or from a manifestation
+        \(a track or an album, for example\) to a web page where it is
+        available for download. It is better to use one of the three
+        sub-properties instead of this one in order to specify wether
+        the content can be accessed for free \(mo:freedownload\), if
+        it is just free preview material \(mo:previewdownload\), or if
+        it can be accessed for some money \(mo:paiddownload\) \(this
+        includes links to the Amazon store, for example\). This
+        property MUST be used only if the content is just available
+        through a web page \(holding, for example a Flash
+        application\) - it is better to link to actual content
+        directly through the use of mo:available_as and mo:Stream,
+        mo:Torrent or mo:ED2K, etc. Therefore, Semantic Web user
+        agents that don't know how to read HTML and even less to rip
+        streams from Flash applications can still access the audio
+        content.)
+    property :encodes, :label => 'encodes', :comment =>
+      %(Relates a MusicalItem \(a track on a particular CD, an audio
+        file, a stream somewhere\) to the signal it encodes. This is
+        usually a lower-resolution version of the master signal
+        \(issued from a Recording event\).)
+    property :engineered, :label => 'engineered', :comment =>
+      %(Relates agents to the performances/recordings they were
+        engineering in)
+    property :event_homepage, :label => 'event homepage', :comment =>
+      %(Links a particular event to a web page)
+    property :exchange_item, :label => 'exchange_item', :comment =>
+      %(A person, a group of person or an organization exchanging an
+        exemplar of a single manifestation.)
+    property :fanpage, :label => 'fanpage', :comment =>
+      %(Used to link an artist to a fan-created webpage devoted to
+        that artist.)
+    property :free_download, :label => 'free download', :comment =>
+      %(This property can be used to link from a person to the website
+        where they make their works available, or from a manifestation
+        \(a track or an album, for example\) to a web page where it is
+        available for free download. This property MUST be used only
+        if the content is just available through a web page \(holding,
+        for example a Flash application\) - it is better to link to
+        actual content directly through the use of mo:available_as and
+        mo:Stream, mo:Torrent or mo:ED2K, etc. Therefore, Semantic Web
+        user agents that don't know how to read HTML and even less to
+        rip streams from Flash applications can still access the audio
+        content.)
+    property :genre, :label => 'genre', :comment =>
+      %(Associates an event \(like a performance or a recording\) to a
+        particular musical genre. Further version of this property may
+        also include works and scores in the domain.)
+    property :group, :label => 'group', :comment =>
+      %(Relates a membership event with the corresponding group)
+    property :interpreter, :label => 'has interpeter', :comment =>
+      %(Adds an involved music artist, who interpreted, remixed, or
+        otherwise modified an existing signal, which resulted in the
+        signal that is here the subject of this relation.)
+    property :media_type, :label => 'has media type', :comment =>
+      %(The mediatype \(file format or MIME type, or physical medium\)
+        of a musical manifestation, e.g. a MP3, CD or vinyl.)
+    property :movement, :label => 'has_movement', :comment =>
+      %(Indicates that a musical work has movements)
+    property :headliner, :label => 'headliner', :comment =>
+      %(Relates a performance to the headliner\(s\) involved)
+    property :homepage, :label => 'homepage', :comment =>
+      %(Links an artist, a record, etc. to a corresponding web page)
+    property :availableAs
+    property :available_as, :comment =>
+      %(Relates a musical manifestation to a musical item \(this
+        album, and my particular cd\). By using this property, there
+        is no assumption on wether the full content is available on
+        the linked item. To be explicit about this, you can use a
+        sub-property, such as mo:item \(the full manifestation is
+        available on that item\) or mo:preview \(only a part of the
+        manifestation is available on that item\). This is a
+        subproperty of frbr:examplar.)
+    property :conductor, :comment =>
+      %(Relates a performance to the conductor involved)
+    property :engineer, :comment =>
+      %(Relates a performance or a recording to the engineer involved)
+    property :eventHomePage
+    property :freedownload
+    property :has_track
+    property :instrument, :comment =>
+      %(Relates a performance to a musical instrument involved)
+    property :item, :comment =>
+      %(Relates a musical manifestation to a musical item \(this
+        album, and my particular cd\) holding the entire
+        manifestation, and not just a part of it.)
+    property :listener, :comment =>
+      %(Relates a performance to the listener involved)
+    property :paiddownload
+    property :performer, :comment =>
+      %(Relates a performance to the performers involved)
+    property :preview, :comment =>
+      %(Relates a musical manifestation to a musical item \(this
+        album, and my particular cd\), which holds a preview of the
+        manifestation \(eg. one track for an album, or a snippet for a
+        track\))
+    property :producesSignal
+    property :producesSound
+    property :producesWork
+    property :productOfComposition
+    property :publicationOf
+    property :publishedAs
+    property :publishingLocation
+    property :recordedAs
+    property :releaseStatus
+    property :releaseType
+    property :release_status, :comment =>
+      %(Relates a musical manifestation to its release status
+        \(bootleg, ...\))
+    property :release_type, :comment =>
+      %(Relates a musical manifestation to its release type
+        \(interview, spoken word, album, ...\))
+    property :sampledVersionOf
+    property :signalTime
+    property :singer, :comment =>
+      %(Relates a performance to an involved singer)
+    property :usedInPerformance
+    property :usedInRecording
+    property :usesSound
+    property :usesWork
+    property :image, :label => 'image', :comment =>
+      %(Indicates a pictorial image \(JPEG, GIF, PNG, Etc.\) of a
+        musical work, the expression of a musical work, the
+        manifestation of a work or the examplar of a manifestation.)
+    property :imdb, :label => 'imdb', :comment =>
+      %(Used to link an artist, a musical work or the expression of a
+        musical work to their equivalent page on IMDb, the
+        InternetMovieDatabase.)
+    property :key, :label => 'key', :comment =>
+      %(Indicated the key used by the musicians during a performance,
+        or the key of a MusicalWork. Any of 24 major or minor diatonic
+        scales that provide the tonal framework for a piece of music.)
+    property :label, :label => 'label', :comment =>
+      %(Associates a release event with the label releasing the record)
+    property :licence, :label => 'licence', :comment =>
+      %(Used to link a work or the expression of a work to the license
+        under which they can be manipulated \(downloaded, modified,
+        etc\). This is usually used to link to a Creative Commons
+        licence.)
+    property :listened, :label => 'listened', :comment =>
+      %(Relates agents to the performances they were listening in)
+    property :lyrics, :label => 'lyrics', :comment =>
+      %(Associates lyrics with a musical work)
+    property :mailorder, :label => 'mailorder', :comment =>
+      %(Used to link a musical work or the expression of a musical
+        work to a website where people can buy a copy of the musical
+        manifestation.)
+    property :mashup_of, :label => 'mashup_of', :comment =>
+      %(Indicates that musical works or the expressions of a musical
+        work were mashed up on this album or track. This means that
+        two musical works or the expressions of a musical work by
+        different artists are mixed together, over each other, or
+        otherwise combined into a single musical work \(usually by a
+        third artist, the remixer\).)
+    property :medley_of, :label => 'medley_of', :comment =>
+      %(Indicates that a musical expression is a medley of several
+        other musical expressions. This means that the orignial
+        musical expression were rearranged to create a new musical
+        expression in the form of a medley.)
+    property :member, :label => 'member', :comment =>
+      %(Indicates a member of a musical group)
+    property :member_of, :label => 'member_of', :comment =>
+      %(Inverse of the foaf:member property)
+    property :membership, :label => 'membership', :comment =>
+      %(Relates an agent with related membership events)
+    property :musicbrainz, :label => 'musicbrainz', :comment =>
+      %(Linking an agent, a track or a record to its corresponding
+        Musicbrainz page.)
+    property :musicmoz, :label => 'musicmoz', :comment =>
+      %(Used to link an artist, a musical work or the expression of a
+        musical work to its corresponding MusicMoz page.)
+    property :myspace, :label => 'myspace', :comment =>
+      %(Used to link a person to its corresponding MySpace page.)
+    property :olga, :label => 'olga', :comment =>
+      %(Used to link a track to a tabulature file for track in the
+        On-Line Guitar Archive.)
+    property :onlinecommunity, :label => 'onlinecommunity', :comment =>
+      %(Used to link a person with an online community web page like a
+        blog, a wiki, a forum, a livejournal page, Etc.)
+    property :origin, :label => 'origin', :comment =>
+      %(Relates an artist to its geographic origin)
+    property :other_release_of, :label => 'other_release_of', :comment =>
+      %(Indicates that two musical manifestations are essentially the
+        same.)
+    property :paid_download, :label => 'paid download', :comment =>
+      %(Provide a link from an artist to a web page where all of that
+        artist's musical work is available for some money, or a link
+        from a manifestation \(record/track, for example\) to a web
+        page providing a paid access to this manifestation.)
+    property :performance_of, :label => 'performance of', :comment =>
+      %(Associates a Performance to a musical work or an arrangement
+        that is being used as a factor in it. For example, I might use
+        this property to attach the Magic Flute musical work to a
+        particular Performance.)
+    property :performed, :label => 'performed', :comment =>
+      %(Relates agents to the performances they were performing in)
+    property :performed_in, :label => 'performed in', :comment =>
+      %(Associates a Musical Work or an Score to Performances in which
+        they were a factor. For example, I might use this property in
+        order to associate the Magic Flute to a particular performance
+        at the Opera Bastille last year.)
+    property :possess_item, :label => 'possess_item', :comment =>
+      %(A person, a group of person or an organization possessing an
+        exemplar of a single manifestation.)
+    property :preview_download, :label => 'preview download', :comment =>
+      %(This property can be used to link from a person to the website
+        where they make previews of their works available, or from a
+        manifestation \(a track or an album, for example\) to a web
+        page where a preview download is available. This property MUST
+        be used only if the content is just available through a web
+        page \(holding, for example a Flash application\) - it is
+        better to link to actual content directly through the use of
+        mo:available_as and mo:Stream, mo:Torrent or mo:ED2K, etc.
+        Therefore, Semantic Web user agents that don't know how to
+        read HTML and even less to rip streams from Flash applications
+        can still access the audio content.)
+    property :primary_instrument, :label => 'primary instrument', :comment =>
+      %(Indicates that an artist primarily plays an instrument, or
+        that a member was primarily playing a particular instrument
+        during his membership)
+    property :produced, :label => 'produced', :comment =>
+      %(Used to relate an person or a group of person who produced the
+        manifestation of a work.)
+    property :produced_score, :label => 'produced score', :comment =>
+      %(Associates an arrangement or a composition event to a score
+        product \(score here does not refer to a published score, but
+        more an abstract arrangement of a particular work\).)
+    property :produced_signal, :label => 'produced signal', :comment =>
+      %(Associates a Recording to the outputted signal.)
+    property :produced_signal_group, :label => 'produced signal group', :comment =>
+      %(Associates a recording session with a group of master signals
+        produced by it.)
+    property :produced_sound, :label => 'produced sound', :comment =>
+      %(Associates a Performance to a physical Sound that is being
+        produced by it.)
+    property :produced_work, :label => 'produced work', :comment =>
+      %(Associates a composition event to the produced MusicalWork.
+        For example, this property could link the event corresponding
+        to the composition of the Magic Flute in 1782 to the Magic
+        Flute musical work itself. This musical work can then be used
+        in particular performances.)
+    property :producer, :label => 'producer', :comment =>
+      %(Used to relate the manifestation of a work to a person or a
+        group of person who produced it.)
+    property :publication_of, :label => 'publication of', :comment =>
+      %(Link a particular manifestation to the related signal, score,
+        libretto, or lyrics)
+    property :published, :label => 'published', :comment =>
+      %(Used to relate an person or a group of person who published
+        the manifestation of a work.)
+    property :published_as, :label => 'published as', :comment =>
+      %(Links a musical expression \(e.g. a signal or a score\) to one
+        of its manifestations \(e.g. a track on a particular record or
+        a published score\).)
+    property :publisher, :label => 'publisher', :comment =>
+      %(Used to relate a musical manifestation to a person or a group
+        of person who published it.)
+    property :publishing_location, :label => 'publishingLocation', :comment =>
+      %(Relates a musical manifestation to its publication location.)
+    property :recorded_as, :label => 'recorded as', :comment =>
+      %(This is a shortcut property, allowing to bypass all the
+        Sound/Recording steps. This property allows to directly link a
+        Performance to the recorded Signal. This is recommended for
+        "normal" users. However, advanced users wanting to express
+        things such as the location of the microphone will have to
+        create this shortcut as well as the whole workflow, in order
+        to let the "normal" users access simply the, well, simple
+        information:-\) .)
+    property :recorded_in, :label => 'recorded in', :comment =>
+      %(Associates a physical Sound to a Recording event where it is
+        being used in order to produce a signal. For example, I might
+        use this property to associate the sound produced by a
+        particular performance of the magic flute to a given
+        recording, done using my cell-phone.)
+    property :recording_of, :label => 'recorded sound', :comment =>
+      %(Associates a Recording event to a physical Sound being
+        recorded. For example, I might use this property to associate
+        a given recording, done using my cell phone, to the sound
+        produced by a particular performance of the magic flute.)
+    property :records, :label => 'records', :comment =>
+      %(This is the inverse of the shortcut property recordedAs,
+        allowing to relate directly a performance to a signal.)
+    property :release, :label => 'release', :comment =>
+      %(Associates a release with the corresponding release event)
+    property :record, :label => 'released record', :comment =>
+      %(Associates a release with the records it contains. A single
+        release can be associated with multiple records, for example
+        for a multi-disc release.)
+    property :remaster_of, :label => 'remaster_of', :comment =>
+      %(This relates two musical work or the expression of a musical
+        work, where one is a remaster of the other. A remaster is a
+        new version made for release from source recordings that were
+        earlier released separately. This is usually done to improve
+        the audio quality or adjust for more modern playback
+        equipment. The process generally doesn't involve changing the
+        music in any artistically important way. It may, however,
+        result in tracks that are a few seconds longer or shorter.)
+    property :remix_of, :label => 'remix_of', :comment =>
+      %(Used to relate the remix of a musical work in a substantially
+        altered version produced by mixing together individual tracks
+        or segments of an original musical source work.)
+    property :remixed, :label => 'remixed', :comment =>
+      %(Used to relate an artist who remixed a musical work or the
+        expression of a musical work. This involves taking just one
+        other musical work and using audio editing to make it sound
+        like a significantly different, but usually still
+        recognisable, song. It can be used to link an artist to a
+        single song that they remixed, or, if they remixed an entire
+        musical work.)
+    property :remixer, :label => 'remixer', :comment =>
+      %(Used to relate a musical work or the expression of a musical
+        work to an artist who remixed it. This involves taking just
+        one other musical work and using audio editing to make it
+        sound like a significantly different, but usually still
+        recognisable, song. It can be used to link an artist to a
+        single song that they remixed, or, if they remixed an entire
+        musical work.)
+    property :review, :label => 'review', :comment =>
+      %(Used to link a work or the expression of a work to a review.
+        The review does not have to be open content, as long as it is
+        accessible to the general internet population.)
+    property :sampled, :label => 'sampled', :comment =>
+      %(Used to relate an artist who sampled a Signal.)
+    property :sampled_version, :label => 'sampled version', :comment =>
+      %(Associates an analog signal with a sampled version of it)
+    property :sampled_version_of, :label => 'sampled version of', :comment =>
+      %(Associates a digital signal with the analog version of it)
+    property :sampler, :label => 'sampler', :comment =>
+      %(Used to relate the signal of a musical work to an artist who
+        sampled it.)
+    property :sell_item, :label => 'sell_item', :comment =>
+      %(A person, a group of person or an organization selling an
+        exemplar of a single manifestation.)
+    property :signal, :label => 'signal', :comment =>
+      %(Associates a group of signals with one of the signals it
+        contains)
+    property :similar_to, :label => 'similar_to', :comment =>
+      %(A similarity relationships between two objects \(so far,
+        either an agent, a signal or a genre, but this could grow\).
+        This relationship is pretty general and doesn't make any
+        assumptions on how the similarity claim was derived. Such
+        similarity statements can come from a range of different
+        sources \(Musicbrainz similarities between artists, or coming
+        from some automatic content analysis\). However, the origin of
+        such statements should be kept using a named graph approach -
+        and ultimately, the documents providing such statements should
+        attach some metadata to themselves \(confidence of the claim,
+        etc.\).)
+    property :supporting_musician, :label => 'supporting_musician', :comment =>
+      %(Used to relate an artist doing long-time instrumental or vocal
+        support for another artist.)
+    property :time, :label => 'time', :comment =>
+      %(Associates a Signal to a time object - its actual domain)
+    property :track, :label => 'track', :comment =>
+      %(Indicates a part of a musical manifestation - in this
+        particular case, a track.)
+    property :translation_of, :label => 'translation_of', :comment =>
+      %(Indicates that a work or the expression of a work has
+        translated or transliterated into another expression of a
+        work.)
+    property :tribute_to, :label => 'tribute_to', :comment =>
+      %(Indicates a musical work or the expression of a musical work
+        that is a tribute to an artist - normally consisting of music
+        being composed by the artist but performed by other artists.)
+    property :want_item, :label => 'want_item', :comment =>
+      %(A person, a group of person or an organization wanting an
+        exemplar of a single manifestation.)
+    property :wikipedia, :label => 'wikipedia', :comment =>
+      %(Used to link an work, an expression of a work, a manifestation
+        of a work, a person, an instrument or a musical genre to its
+        corresponding WikiPedia page. The full URL should be used, not
+        just the WikiName.)
+    property :level, :label => 'level', :comment =>
+      %(This annotation property associates to a particular Music
+        Ontology term the corresponding expressiveness level. These
+        levels can be: - 1: Only editorial/Musicbrainz type
+        information - 2: Workflow information - 3: Even decomposition
+        This property is mainly used for specification generation.)
+  end
+end