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KRSMS Semantic Annotation Language
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- An annotation asserts that an object of a resource has a particular meaning according to definitions within an ontology. The {{object}} and {{meaning}} attributes of an {{Annotation}} element are where the object and ontology expressions are placed within an annotation, respectively. We provide a uniform __annotation language__ for identifying resource objects and specifying ontology expressions.
+ An annotation asserts that an object of a resource has a particular meaning according to definitions within an ontology. The {{object}} and {{meaning}} attributes of an {{Annotation}} element relate the associated object and ontology expressions, respectively. We provide a uniform __annotation language__ for identifying resource objects and specifying ontology expressions.

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