Provides arcroles for articulating relations including six different/identifiable/distinguishable part-whole type relations as described here: http://csjarchive.cogsci.rpi.edu/1987v11/i04/p0417p0444/MAIN.PDF The class extension of a class description is a subset of the class extension of another class description. Same as OWL definition of subClassOf. For more information see http://www.w3.org/TR/owl-ref/#subClassOf-def link:definitionArc Both class extensions contain exactly the same set of individuals. Same as OWL definition of equivalentClass. For more information see http://www.w3.org/TR/owl-ref/#equivalentClass-def link:definitionArc A has part B. Note that from A hasPart B we cannot infer that B is partOf A. Same as BFO definition of hasPart. For more information see http://genomebiology.com/2005/6/5/R46 link:definitionArc A is part of B. Note that from A partOf B we cannot infer that B hasPart A. Same as BFO definition of partOf. For more information see http://genomebiology.com/2005/6/5/R46 link:definitionArc A has part B. Note that from A hasPart B we cannot infer that B is partOf A. Same as BFO definition of hasPart. For more information see http://genomebiology.com/2005/6/5/R46 link:definitionArc Heading has subheading link:definitionArc Heading has Topic link:definitionArc Topic has disclosure link:definitionArc [Table] has a [Text Block] which provides the same information. link:definitionArc Relation between a component of an object. For example, the component handle is part of the integral object cup; wheels are a component part of a car; a refrigerator is a component of a kitchen. link:definitionArc Relations between some member of some collection. For example, a tree is a member of the collection forest; a juror is a members of the collection jury; a ship is a member of the collection fleet. link:definitionArc Relations between some member of some collection. For example, a tree is a member of the collection forest; a juror is a members of the collection jury; a ship is a member of the collection fleet. link:definitionArc Relations between parts which are similar to each other and similar to the whole. For example, a slice is part of a pie; a yard is part of a mile. link:definitionArc Relations between things which are partly comprised of other things. For example, a martini is partly alcohol; a bike is partly steel; water is partly hydrogen. link:definitionArc Relations between features or phases which are part of some activity or process. For example, the feature paying is part of the activity shopping; bidding is part of playing bridge. link:definitionArc Relations between an area or a special places and the areas within them. For example, the Everglades is part of Florida; an oasis is part of a desert; the baseline is part of a tennis court. link:definitionArc The parent report element category allows this report element category as a child. For more information see http://financialreportontology.wikispaces.com/Report+Element link:definitionArc The parent report element category allows this report element category as a child. For more information see http://financialreportontology.wikispaces.com/Report+Element link:definitionArc The parent report element category discourages this report element category as a child (warning). For more information see http://financialreportontology.wikispaces.com/Report+Element link:definitionArc