A [class_of_arranged_individual] is a [class_of_individual] whose members have a distinct form that may arise from the arrangement of their parts.

EXAMPLE Robocop is a [class_of_arranged_individual] that has some parts that are members of some [class_of_inanimate_physical_object] and parts that are members of some [class_of_organism].

NOTE 1 The ONEOF constraint on some of the subtypes does not prevent a particular [possible_individual] from being, say, a member of a particular [arranged_individual] classified by [class_of_biological_matter] and a member of a particular [class_of_composite_material]. It is only the classes themselves that are not members of more than one of the entity types. NOTE 2 Specifications or descriptions of useful objects are often intersections of several arrangement classes, allowing both shape and material aspects to be constrained. In this part of ISO 15926, such intersections are members of [class_of_arranged_individual], [class_of_feature], [class_of_inanimate_physical_object], [class_of_organization], [class_of_activity], [class_of_organism], or [class_of_information_object].

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