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donnelly_smith_cosit2003 https://ontology.buffalo.edu/geo/Layers.pdf
19 May 2024: Holes may coincide with material objects in the way in which, for example, the chamber of a revolver coincides completely with, but does not overlap, the bullet which fills it (Casati
1 Environmental MetaphysicsBarry SmithDepartment… https://ontology.buffalo.edu/smith/articles/niche2.pdf
19 May 2024: We may further subclassify niches of classes 1 through 3 into thosewhich are stationary (a larval chamber; a rabbit hole; a meadow) and thosewhich are mobile (a womb; a snail’s
3 A science of topography: From qualitative… https://ontology.buffalo.edu/smith/articles/topography.pdf
19 May 2024: Naturally formed, subterranean open area or chamber. A deep natural hollow near the crest of a mountain.
IJMSO 2_1_ 05 Ceusters and Smith https://ontology.buffalo.edu/document_ontology/RT_DRM.pdf
19 May 2024: For instance, a performance by the Buffalo Chamber Orchestra on a specific day of a work by David Felder might be recorded by two different music or video/DVD publishing companies,
28.1-4. 45..78 https://ontology.buffalo.edu/smith/articles/16Days.pdf
19 May 2024: the Greek: blastos, shoot and Latin: coela, chamber), a body of extracellular.
napflion https://ontology.buffalo.edu/smith/articles/napflion.pdf
19 May 2024: sub-collectives, as an orchestra, for example, may be divided into constituent chamber groups.
Towards an Ontological Representation of… www.org.buffalo.edu/goldfain/jbi2010.pdf
19 May 2024: binding protein. Chambers gives a concise description of the form of resis-. ... ogy, Proceedings of Bio-Ontologies Workshop (ISMB2008) (2008) 45–48. [7] H. Chambers, Penicillin-binding protein–mediated resistance in pneu-.
1 Surrounding SpaceOn the Ontology of… https://ontology.buffalo.edu/smith/articles/Surrounding_space.pdf
19 May 2024: Examples are: an egg,a closed oyster shell, the larvae chamber inside a wood-ant nest, a submarine,a car, a nuclear clean room facility, an incubating tent.12 We may ... We may further subclassify niches of classes 1 through 3 into thosewhich are
Functions in Basic Formal Ontology https://ontology.buffalo.edu/smith/articles/Functions-in-BFO.pdf
19 May 2024: Applied Ontology, 2016, 11, 2, 103?128
1 Embryontology1 Barry Smith and Berit… https://ontology.buffalo.edu/smith/articles/Embryontology(short).pdf
19 May 2024: from the Greek: blastos, shoot and New Latin: coela, chamber), a body of extracellular.
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