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Ontologic

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On`to`log´ic
a.1.Ontological.


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In many cases, a business model is first represented in a natural language description based on core ontologic concepts like classes and variables (OMG's MDACIM level).
As pointed out above for physical phenomena, it is also impossible for disease processes to draw an ontologic demarcation within the indefinite stream of events between causal and noncausal associations.
This axiology of values observed in relationship of space, time, energy, form, and information emanates without violating the ontologic consciousness that forms the ground, independent of any background.
 
 
 
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