loading...| Preferred Name | Accident | |
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An accident is ontologically dependent on the existence of a substance. It exists by inhering in something else by affecting, determining or modifying the thing it inheres. An accident can either inhere in a substance or in another accident which ultimately inheres in a substance . Substance is therefore ontologically prior to accidents as an accident does not subsist on its own. |
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http://purl.obolibrary.org/obo/ID_0000003 |
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Andre |
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2012-11-07T10:52:09Z |
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An accident is ontologically dependent on the existence of a substance. It exists by inhering in something else by affecting, determining or modifying the thing it inheres. An accident can either inhere in a substance or in another accident which ultimately inheres in a substance . Substance is therefore ontologically prior to accidents as an accident does not subsist on its own. |
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file:C:/Documents and Settings/Andre/My Documents/OBO/Ontology_Scholastic.obo |
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ID:0000003 |
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Accident |
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ID:0000003 |
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Accident |
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