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In EMMO-1.0.0-rc1: The emmo:Process class is described (and also classified as "A 'Process' is always a 'Physical', since a 'Void' does not have elements that evolves in time.".
I would argue that the "Process" itself is just a concept in our mind. It is, how we abstract (describe) and categorize the evolution of a physical object over time. "Physical" is what happens to the object (not it's abstract description). If the focus of the term should describing more the passive aspect of the changes of an object, like "aging process", "dissolving process", "melting process" then I would try to find a less ambiguous term.
Process(Description) in the meaning of describing a planned, step-wise change of a physical object, I would place in Perceptual/Grapical/Symbolic/ (similar to ProgramCode/Software).
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In EMMO-1.0.0-rc1: The emmo:Process class is described (and also classified as "A 'Process' is always a 'Physical', since a 'Void' does not have elements that evolves in time.".
I would argue that the "Process" itself is just a concept in our mind. It is, how we abstract (describe) and categorize the evolution of a physical object over time. "Physical" is what happens to the object (not it's abstract description). If the focus of the term should describing more the passive aspect of the changes of an object, like "aging process", "dissolving process", "melting process" then I would try to find a less ambiguous term.
Process(Description) in the meaning of describing a planned, step-wise change of a physical object, I would place in
Perceptual/Grapical/Symbolic/
(similar to ProgramCode/Software).The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: