a real object is a physical object insofar as it is defined alone, not in relation to other objects. Being real, such an object defines always a localisation, a form and a systemic function. On the contrary of pseudo objects that are only committed to define a localisation, real objects are real insofar as it has all the properties associated with what is a physical object. Otherwise, it is almost an object, a pseudo object, but not a real one. [real_object: _x]- (owns)<--[human_being] (doesnot_own)<--[human_being] (component_of)-->[pseudo_object] (made_of)-->[real_object] %

http://www.limics.fr/ontologies/menelastop#RealObject

[real_object: _x]- (owns)<--[human_being] (doesnot_own)<--[human_being] (component_of)-->[pseudo_object] (made_of)-->[real_object] %

a real object is a physical object insofar as it is defined alone, not in relation to other objects. Being real, such an object defines always a localisation, a form and a systemic function. On the contrary of pseudo objects that are only committed to define a localisation, real objects are real insofar as it has all the properties associated with what is a physical object. Otherwise, it is almost an object, a pseudo object, but not a real one.

[real_object: _x]- (owns)<--[human_being] (doesnot_own)<--[human_being] (component_of)-->[pseudo_object] (made_of)-->[real_object] %

all properties a physical object can have are realized -> is an object in the full meaning.

[real_object: _x]- (owns)<--[human_being] (doesnot_own)<--[human_being] (component_of)-->[pseudo_object] (made_of)-->[real_object] %

RealObject

real object

has a localisation: defines a spatial area.

which property is always realized, and which is not.

http://www.limics.fr/ontologies/menelastop#PhysicalObject