Deductions
- optical phenomenon is part of physics ⇐ (optical phenomenon is part of optics), (optics is part of physics), (is part of is a transitive relation)
- optical phenomenon is for example violet ⇐ (violet is a optical phenomenon), (is a is inverse of is for example)
- optical phenomenon is for example light skin ⇐ (light skin is a optical phenomenon), (is a is inverse of is for example)
- optical phenomenon is for example human skin color ⇐ (human skin color is a optical phenomenon), (is a is inverse of is for example)
- optical phenomenon is for example brown ⇐ (brown is a optical phenomenon), (is a is inverse of is for example)
- colorlessness is subclass of optical phenomenon ⇐ (color is subclass of optical phenomenon), (color is opposite of colorlessness)
- human skin color is a optical phenomenon ⇐ (color is subclass of optical phenomenon), (human skin color is a color)
- light skin is a optical phenomenon ⇐ (color is subclass of optical phenomenon), (light skin is a color)
- brown is a optical phenomenon ⇐ (color is subclass of optical phenomenon), (brown is a color)
- violet is a optical phenomenon ⇐ (color is subclass of optical phenomenon), (violet is a color)
- brown is subclass of optical phenomenon ⇐ (brown is subclass of color), (color is subclass of optical phenomenon), (is subclass of is a transitive relation)
- primary color is subclass of optical phenomenon ⇐ (primary color is subclass of color), (color is subclass of optical phenomenon), (is subclass of is a transitive relation)
- human skin color is subclass of optical phenomenon ⇐ (human skin color is subclass of color), (color is subclass of optical phenomenon), (is subclass of is a transitive relation)
- color in nature is subclass of optical phenomenon ⇐ (color in nature is subclass of color), (color is subclass of optical phenomenon), (is subclass of is a transitive relation)
- apple has quality optical phenomenon ⇐ (color is subclass of optical phenomenon), (apple has quality color)