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| - __Observation__: An assertion that an entity (observable) was observed. The observable is the subject of the observation. An observation may be composed of other observations serving as traits that are required to define (observe) the subject entity. An observation may also contribute to defining the context for another observation. |
| + * __Observation__: An assertion that an entity (observable) was observed. The observable is the subject of the observation. An observation may be composed of other observations serving as traits that are required to define (observe) the subject entity. An observation may also contribute to defining the context for another observation. |
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| - __Observable__: A particular entity that can be observed to have one or more characteristics, or traits. |
| + * __Observable__: A particular entity that can be observed to have one or more characteristics, or traits. |
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| - __Measurement__: An observation that assigns a value and dimension to the observable. |
| + * __Measurement__: An observation that assigns a value and dimension to the observable. |
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| - __hasObservation__: To observe a observable your statement of what the subject is may require observing other subjects. This relationship is the way you connect the observation of those traits to the overall observation. The traits further define the overall observable. |
| + * __hasObservation__: To observe a observable your statement of what the subject is may require observing other subjects. This relationship is the way you connect the observation of those traits to the overall observation. The traits further define the overall observable. |
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| - __hasSubject__: Relates the observable to the observation. States the overall subject of the observation. |
| + * __hasSubject__: Relates the observable to the observation. States the overall subject of the observation. |
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| - __hasContext__: States that one observation serves as the context for another observation. Defines a semantic relationship between two observables that is a fundamental aspect of the observations, but not of the observables themselves. For example, most measurements are accomplished in a spatio-temporal framework that might be valuable context. |
| + * __hasContext__: States that one observation serves as the context for another observation. Defines a semantic relationship between two observables that is a fundamental aspect of the observations, but not of the observables themselves. For example, most measurements are accomplished in a spatio-temporal framework that might be valuable context. |
