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		@@ -62,20 +62,22 @@ informal (non-normative) mapping to the property graph model is also presented.
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		\| Legend: \| \|
		\| Model concept \| Description \|
		+=============================================================+======================================================================================================================================================================================================================================================================+
		\| ![](media/image4.png) \| [With capital initial]. Used to refer to a class that is a subclass of Entity or Value. \|
		+-------------------------------------------------------------+----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------+
		\| ![](media/image5.png) \| [With capital initial]. Used to refer to a class that is a subclass of Property or Relationship, but which is not itself a property or a relationship. These classes serve as super-classes for a set of properties or relationships in the same domain or aspect. \|
		+-------------------------------------------------------------+----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------+
		\| ![](media/image6.png) and ![](media/image7.png) \| [With small initial]. Used to refer to a proper (direct) class of properties or relationships. \|
		+-------------------------------------------------------------+----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------+
		\| ![](media/image8.png) \| [With small initial and underlined text]. Used to refer to the name of a property that is considered to be "lite" in its informational representation since it is not reified, rather a value is directly attached to it. \|
		+-------------------------------------------------------------+----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------+
		\| ![](media/image9.png) \| [With small or capital initial]. Used to refer to a class or a vocabulary that is inherited from another publicly available standard or ontology. \|
		+-------------------------------------------------------------+----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------+
		+============================================================+======================================================================================================================================================================================================================================================================+
		\| <img src="media/image4.png" height="50px"/> \| [With capital initial]. Used to refer to a class that is a subclass of Entity or Value. \|
		+------------------------------------------------------------+----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------+
		\| <img src="media/image5.png" height="60px"/> \| [With capital initial]. Used to refer to a class that is a subclass of Property or Relationship, but which is not itself a property or a relationship. These classes serve as super-classes for a set of properties or relationships in the same domain or aspect. \|
		+------------------------------------------------------------+----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------+
		\| <img src="media/image6.png" height="50px"/> \| [With small initial]. Used to refer to a proper (direct) class of properties or relationships. \|
		\| and \| \|
		\| <img src="media/image7.png" height="50px"/> \| \|
		+------------------------------------------------------------+----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------+
		\| <img src="media/image8.png" height="50px"/> \| [With small initial and underlined text]. Used to refer to the name of a property that is considered to be "lite" in its informational representation since it is not be reified, rather a value is directly attached to it. \|
		+------------------------------------------------------------+----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------+
		\| <img src="media/image9.png" height="50px"/> \| [With small or capital initial]. Used to refer to a class or a vocabulary that is inherited from another publicly available standard or ontology. \|
		+------------------------------------------------------------+----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------+
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		@@ -87,9 +89,9 @@ Figure: NGSI-LD core meta-mode
		Implementations support the NGSI-LD Meta-model as follows:

		- An NGSI-LD Entity is a subclass of rdfs:Resource [i.24].
		- An NGSI-LD Relationship is a subclass of rdfs:Resource [i.24].
		- An NGSI-LD Property is a subclass of rdfs:Resource [i.24].
		- An NGSI-LD Value is either a rdfs:Literal or a node object (in JSON-LD
		- An NGSI-LD Relationship is a subclass of rdfs:Resource [i.24].
		- An NGSI-LD Property is a subclass of rdfs:Resource [i.24].
		- An NGSI-LD Value is either a rdfs:Literal or a node object (in JSON-LD
		syntax) to represent complex data structures [i.24].
		- An NGSI-LD Property has a value, stated through _`hasValue`_, which is
		of type rdf:Property [i.24].
		@@ -109,20 +111,22 @@ Implementations support the NGSI-LD Meta-model as follows:
		\| Legend: \| \|
		\| Model concept \| Description \|
		+============================================================+======================================================================================================================================================================================================================================================================+
		\| ![](media/image4.png) \| [With capital initial]. Used to refer to a class that is a subclass of Entity or Value. \|
		\| <img src="media/image4.png" height="50px"/> \| [With capital initial]. Used to refer to a class that is a subclass of Entity or Value. \|
		+------------------------------------------------------------+----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------+
		\| ![](media/image5.png) \| [With capital initial]. Used to refer to a class that is a subclass of Property or Relationship, but which is not itself a property or a relationship. These classes serve as super-classes for a set of properties or relationships in the same domain or aspect. \|
		\| <img src="media/image5.png" height="60px"/> \| [With capital initial]. Used to refer to a class that is a subclass of Property or Relationship, but which is not itself a property or a relationship. These classes serve as super-classes for a set of properties or relationships in the same domain or aspect. \|
		+------------------------------------------------------------+----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------+
		\| ![](media/image6.png)and ![](media/image7.png) \| [With small initial]. Used to refer to a proper (direct) class of properties or relationships. \|
		\| <img src="media/image6.png" height="50px"/> \| [With small initial]. Used to refer to a proper (direct) class of properties or relationships. \|
		\| and \| \|
		\| <img src="media/image7.png" height="50px"/> \| \|
		+------------------------------------------------------------+----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------+
		\| ![](media/image8.png) \| [With small initial and underlined text]. Used to refer to the name of a property that is considered to be "lite" in its informational representation since it is not be reified, rather a value is directly attached to it. \|
		\| <img src="media/image8.png" height="50px"/> \| [With small initial and underlined text]. Used to refer to the name of a property that is considered to be "lite" in its informational representation since it is not be reified, rather a value is directly attached to it. \|
		+------------------------------------------------------------+----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------+
		\| ![](media/image9.png) \| [With small or capital initial]. Used to refer to a class or a vocabulary that is inherited from another publicly available standard or ontology. \|
		\| <img src="media/image9.png" height="50px"/> \| [With small or capital initial]. Used to refer to a class or a vocabulary that is inherited from another publicly available standard or ontology. \|
		+------------------------------------------------------------+----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------+
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		Figure: NGSI-LD core meta-model plus the cross-domain ontology*
		Figure: NGSI-LD core meta-model plus the cross-domain ontology
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