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ISO 15926 Part 4: Core reference data - Edition 4
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ISO 15926 Part 4: Core reference data - Edition 4
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SECOND IN SEQUENCE
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https://posccaesar.org/ontology/15926-4/4.0/SECOND_IN_SEQUENCE
Definition
A <SECOND IN SEQUENCE> is an <ArrangementOfIndividual> that indicates that the 'part' is the second in the sequence represented by the 'whole'
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ClassOfArrangementOfIndividual
MULTI SUBJECT AREA
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ISO 15926 Part 4: Core reference data - Edition 4
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Super classes:
ArrangementOfIndividual
Sub classes:
Members
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