classification

Deductions

• classification has quality entity ⇐ (physical property is subclass of entity), (classification has quality physical property)
• classification has quality class ⇐ (abstract entity is a class), (classification has quality abstract entity)
• Q3411974 is subclass of classification ⇐ (Q3411974 is subclass of periodization), (periodization is subclass of classification), (is subclass of is a transitive relation)
• classification has quality superclass ⇐ (classification has quality abstract entity), (abstract entity has quality superclass), (has quality is a transitive relation)
• classification has quality taxonomic rank ⇐ (classification has quality abstract entity), (abstract entity has quality taxonomic rank), (has quality is a transitive relation)
• classification has quality abstract entity ⇐ (physical quantity is a abstract entity), (classification has quality physical quantity)
• classification has quality entity ⇐ (type of classification is a entity), (classification has quality type of classification)
• classification has quality type ⇐ (classification is subclass of object), (object has quality type)
• classification has quality type of object ⇐ (classification is subclass of object), (object has quality type of object)
• classification is for example Prehistoric Egypt ⇐ (Prehistoric Egypt is a classification), (is a is inverse of is for example)
• entity is for example classification ⇐ (classification is a entity), (is a is inverse of is for example)
• classification has quality existence ⇐ (classification is a entity), (entity has quality existence)
• classification is a entity ⇐ (type of process is subclass of entity), (classification is a type of process)
• Prehistoric Egypt is a classification ⇐ (periodization is subclass of classification), (Prehistoric Egypt is a periodization)
• class is for example classification ⇐ (classification is a class), (is a is inverse of is for example)
• type is for example classification ⇐ (classification is a type), (is a is inverse of is for example)
• type of process is for example classification ⇐ (classification is a type of process), (is a is inverse of is for example)
• classification is subclass of entity ⇐ (classification is subclass of object), (object is subclass of entity), (is subclass of is a transitive relation)
• classification is subclass of occurrent ⇐ (classification is subclass of process), (process is subclass of occurrent), (is subclass of is a transitive relation)
• classification is subclass of object ⇐ (classification is subclass of process), (process is subclass of object), (is subclass of is a transitive relation)
• classification is subclass of spatio-temporal entity ⇐ (classification is subclass of process), (process is subclass of spatio-temporal entity), (is subclass of is a transitive relation)
• classification is a class ⇐ (type is subclass of class), (classification is a type)
• classification is a type ⇐ (type of process is subclass of type), (classification is a type of process)
• classification has quality general quantity ⇐ (physical quantity is a general quantity), (classification has quality physical quantity)
• classification has quality physico-chemical property ⇐ (physical property is subclass of physico-chemical property), (classification has quality physical property)
• classification has quality physical property ⇐ (physical quantity is subclass of physical property), (classification has quality physical quantity)
• classification has quality type ⇐ (type of classification is subclass of type), (classification has quality type of classification)
• classification has quality physical quantity ⇐ (intensity is subclass of physical quantity), (classification has quality intensity)
• classification has quality intensity ⇐ (classification is subclass of process), (process has quality intensity)