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| Preferred Name | artificial object | |
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Artificial objects are made in a given purpose, to help perform a function, or solve a task. Hence, artificial objects must be distinguished according to the goal for which they are made. Besides, being real objects, an artificial object has necessarily a function and a form. However, while a natural object has not always an essential function, an artificial one is designed for only one essential use. For example, buildings to be safe in them, drugs to care, implement to help medical intervention. [artificial_object: _x] |
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http://www.limics.fr/ontologies/menelastop/artificial_object |
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[artificial_object: _x]
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[artificial_object: _x]
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Artificial objects are made in a given purpose, to help perform a function, or solve a task. Hence, artificial objects must be distinguished according to the goal for which they are made. Besides, being real objects, an artificial object has necessarily a function and a form. However, while a natural object has not always an essential function, an artificial one is designed for only one essential use. For example, buildings to be safe in them, drugs to care, implement to help medical intervention. [artificial_object: _x]
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made by man.
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menelastop:artificial_object
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artificial object
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non living individuals
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different destinations.
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