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COMMON AUXILIARIES OF GENERAL
PROPERTIES |
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PROPERTIES OF EXISTENCE |
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Properties of
relation |
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Properties of
range [see example of full division] |
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Properties of
value, quality |
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Properties of origin |
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Properties of order
(sequence, priority) |
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PROPERTIES OF MAGNITUDE |
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Properties of
degree, quantity, number |
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Properties related
to temporal values |
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Properties of dimension |
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Properties of
size |
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PROPERTIES OFSHAPE |
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One-dimensional.
Line. Linear |
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In the form of
symbols, e.g. alpha characters, numerals |
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Two-dimensional.
Plane. Planar |
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Three-dimensional.
Solid |
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Edge conditions |
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Surface conditions |
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Form |
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PROPERTIES OFSTRUCTURE |
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Properties of
position |
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PROPERTIES OFARRANGEMENT |
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PROPERTIES OF ACTION AND MOVEMENT |
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(M65) Physical
properties |
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(M68) Biological
properties |
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(M69) Environmental
properties |
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OPERATIONAL PROPERTIES |
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Properties of development |
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Properties of
function |
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Properties of
production |
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Organizational
properties |
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Properties of membership |
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PROPERTIES OF STYLE AND PRESENTATION |
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Properties of authorship |
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Properties of
order, arrangement |
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Properties of
content and position |
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PROPERTIES DERIVED FROM OTHER
MAIN CLASSES |
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