Information technology. Office equipment. Guidelines for the development of an ontology (vocabulary, components and relationships) for office equipment1 Scope This document provides background information and guidelines for the development of an ontology for office equipment. An example of how such a standard can be used to automate the identification of resources for colour is provided. NOTE Often the terms vocabulary and ontology are used with the same meaning.

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developed by TC 27

Signature creation data (SCD) is defined by BS EN 419211-6 to ensure that the input to the TOE signature creation function is consistent with the user data allowed for signing by the signatory

fabric take-up and batching parts on flat warp knitting machines: yarn carrier

energy-absorbing systems (EAS) according to this document have been limited to users weighing not less than 40 kg (total weight without equipment) and no more than 120 kg (total weight including the equipment)

Several aspects of process control systems are in the scope of existing IEC standards that are to be considered together with the present document

the method is not suitable for the measurement of coloured coatings with a light-fastness number already established by means of outdoor exposure testing

Method 1 is applicable to natural iron ore and processed iron ore having a nominal top size of 40 mm

or virtual world identifiers such as URI

BS EN 17279 is a European standard on the determination of mycotoxins in foodstuffs to prevent severe health effects

PD IEC/TR 62697-2 on a determination of TCS is relevant to:

This screening technique is applicable in laboratories but can also be applied for site screening in the field