Matches in LOV for { ?s ?p A dimension is part of the justification of a description of quantitative vagueness. Dimensions of such a justification are used to identify what boundaries are not defined precisely by a particular entity and, thus, are part of the causes of vagueness for the entity itself. A dimension is defined either as natural language text, an entity, a more complex logic formula, or any combination of them. \n\nThe relation between a justification and a dimension may be context-dependent, which means that it can be applied within the boundaries of a particular context (i.e. the same entity can be vague in dimension A in one context and in dimension B in another). In this case, instances of the classes 'DimensionInContext' should be used to link the justification to the related dimension.. }
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- Dimension comment "A dimension is part of the justification of a description of quantitative vagueness. Dimensions of such a justification are used to identify what boundaries are not defined precisely by a particular entity and, thus, are part of the causes of vagueness for the entity itself. A dimension is defined either as natural language text, an entity, a more complex logic formula, or any combination of them. \n\nThe relation between a justification and a dimension may be context-dependent, which means that it can be applied within the boundaries of a particular context (i.e. the same entity can be vague in dimension A in one context and in dimension B in another). In this case, instances of the classes 'DimensionInContext' should be used to link the justification to the related dimension.".