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Eco Ontology Manual Draft
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- Objects are often described in terms of their structural relationships. A basic structural relationship is the connection between parts and wholes in which one object serves as a "composite" that contains zero or more other objects serving as "parts". Figure 2 shows how the definition of parts and wholes in the core. The concepts __Composite__ and __Part__ are sub-concepts of EcoOntThing, which are related through the __hasPart__ and __partOf__ relationships.
+ Objects are often described in terms of their structural relationships. A basic structural relationship is the connection between parts and wholes in which one object serves as a "composite" that contains zero or more other objects serving as "parts". Figure 2 shows how parts and wholes are defined in the core. The concepts __Composite__ and __Part__ are sub-concepts of EcoOntThing, which are related through the __hasPart__ and __partOf__ relationships.

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