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and Instance Data |
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applications use the semantics and instance data in |
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ontologies but are not imbedded within the knowledge base |
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| Hypothesis:
If ONA knowledge is represented in accurate, rich, |
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web-based, machine-readable form, many types of |
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can be developed to provide significant productivity |
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for military users |
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