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        <a href="cache-metadata#" typeof="owl:Ontology">
          <span property="dct:title">Cache Entry Metadata Vocabulary</span>
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      <dd about="cache-metadata#" property="rdfs:comment">This vocabulary is intended to describe the metadata necessary to positively identify HTTP cache entries.</dd>
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        <a href="certification#" typeof="owl:Ontology">
          <span property="dct:title">An Agent Certification Ontology</span>
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      <dd about="certification#" property="rdfs:comment">This document specifies a vocabulary for asserting the existence of official endorsements or certifications of agents, such as people and organizations.</dd>
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        <a href="content-inventory#" typeof="owl:Ontology">
          <span property="dct:title">A Content Inventory Vocabulary</span>
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      <dd about="content-inventory#" property="rdfs:comment">This vocabulary defines a number of concepts peculiar to content strategy which are not accounted for by other vocabularies.</dd>
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        <a href="data-cube-viz#" typeof="owl:Ontology">
          <span property="dct:title">Data Cube Visualization Ontology</span>
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      <dd about="data-cube-viz#" property="rdfs:comment">This is a small vocabulary that augments RDF Data Cube with a mechanism for matching data visualizations.</dd>
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        <a href="fresnel-label#" typeof="owl:Ontology">
          <span property="dct:title">Fresnel Labeling Extension</span>
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      <dd about="fresnel-label#" property="rdfs:comment">This document specifies additional extensions to the Fresnel vocabulary.</dd>
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        <a href="graph-tool#" typeof="owl:Ontology">
          <span property="dct:title">Collaborative Graph Tool Ontology</span>
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      <dd about="graph-tool#" property="rdfs:comment">Ontologies like the IBIS vocabulary are intended to only convey their essential semantic content. There are nevertheless additional constructs, that do not belong in the core vocabulary, that need to be expressed in order to fully operationalize the information it describes as a piece of user-facing software. Such constructs include the users of the environment, and the graphical representation of the network itself, from colour palette to the relative (or absolute) geometry of the individual nodes.</dd>
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        <a href="ibis#" typeof="owl:Ontology">
          <span property="dct:title">IBIS (bis) Vocabulary</span>
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      <dd about="ibis#" property="rdfs:comment">This document specifies a vocabulary for describing an IBIS (issue-based information system).</dd>
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        <a href="interaction-design#" typeof="owl:Ontology">
          <span property="dct:title">An Interaction Design Ontology</span>
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      <dd about="interaction-design#" property="rdfs:comment">This vocabulary defines a number of concepts peculiar to interaction design which are not accounted for by other vocabularies.</dd>
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        <a href="intertwingler#" typeof="owl:Ontology">
          <span property="dct:title">Intertwingler Configuration Vocabulary</span>
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      </dt>
      <dd about="intertwingler#" property="rdfs:comment">This document specifies the on-line configuration vocabulary for Intertwingler, a dense hypermedia engine.</dd>
      <dt>
        <a href="loupe#" typeof="owl:Ontology">
          <span property="dct:title">Loupe: A Second-Generation RDF Display Vocabulary</span>
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      <dd about="loupe#" property="rdfs:comment">This document specifies a candidate successor to the Fresnel vocabulary, that takes into account developments in RDFa, JSON-LD, SPARQL 1.1 and SHACL. In keeping with the theme of French names involving lenses, this candidate is called Loupe, which is a kind of (and indeed the generic French word for) magnifiying glass.</dd>
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        <a href="mliv#" typeof="owl:Ontology">
          <span property="dct:title">Message Localization Inventory Vocabulary</span>
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      <dd about="mliv#" property="rdfs:comment">MLIV provides an intermediate representation for collating localized messages, to better organize cross-platform software and digital media localization efforts.</dd>
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        <a href="process-model#" typeof="owl:Ontology">
          <span property="dct:title">A Process Model Ontology</span>
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      <dd about="process-model#" property="rdfs:comment">This vocabulary encodes a model for expressing generic business processes. Its purpose is to provide a language and exchange format for software applications designed to facilitate project management.</dd>
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        <a href="societies#" typeof="owl:Ontology">
          <span property="dct:title">Societies Ontology</span>
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      <dd about="societies#" property="rdfs:comment">The Organization Ontology provides a core set of classes and properties useful for describing the basic structures of corporate entities. The authors deliberately left out explicit provisions for the myriad idiosyncrasies we find in organizations all around the world. The Societies Ontology is an attempt to fill some of that in.</dd>
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        <a href="stretchtext#" typeof="owl:Ontology">
          <span property="dct:title">A Stretchtext Vocabulary</span>
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      <dd about="stretchtext#" property="rdfs:comment">This document is an attempt to define a reasonably robust and portable description of stretchtext.</dd>
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        <a href="transformation#" typeof="owl:Ontology">
          <span property="dct:title">Transformation Functions Ontology</span>
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      <dd about="transformation#" property="rdfs:comment">This document defines a vocabulary for representing the description and application of pure functions that transform byte segments. It is intended primarily for functions over HTTP representations&#x2014;i.e., the actual literal payloads of HTTP messages&#x2014;but can be used to represent other such functions.</dd>
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