'traces to' Connector Element
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A connector element or relationship forms the predicate of a triple. 
The 'traces to' connector element forms the predicate of a triple - the 'verb' in a sentence |
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| Name | traces to | ||||
| Definition | Marks the source for something.
OED:"trace (v.1), sense II.6.b" |
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| Comments | --- | ||||
| Relationship Qualities |
Transitive.
A transitive relationship means that IF A -relationship-> B AND B -relationship-> C THEN A -relationship-> C is also true. Not symmetrical. |
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| Properties | --- | Sub Class of | Parent Class Of | --- | |
| Appears in Triples (as predicate) |
Architecture Description Element traces to Argument Architecture Description Element traces to Contract Architecture Description Element traces to Document Architecture Description Element traces to Requirement Concern traces to Architecture Description Element |
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| Vocabulary Described at |
trak:traces to where trak: = https://purl.org/trak/metamodel/vocab# |
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| Configuration | Created: 2010-02-15Modified: 2021-12-22 | ||||
| Specification |
TRAK00002.TRAK. Architecture Framework. Metamodel (2025-12-17) GNU Free Documentation License (Version 1.3, November 2008) at https://www.gnu.org/licenses/fdl.html Download the specification. |
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