Definition: I'm not sure about specific resources, but "AboutGoalsAndObjectives.rdf.widoco.conf" is a configuration file for a RDF (Resource Description Framework) that specifies how to work with namespaces in the W3C's RDF protocol. It typically defines how different elements and properties are defined. The word 'rdf' stands for Resource Description Framework, which was originally developed by the World Wide Web Consortium (W3C). "Objectives" refers to goals or objectives, whereas "goalsAndObjectives.rdf.widoco.conf" indicates that these are objectives specific to a specific RDF document's namespace. Detailed definition: In the context of RDF documents, the file 'rdf.widoco.conf' is used to define namespaces in RDF documents. This allows specifying properties and values for each element within a document, including those specific to a particular namespace or domain. The key words in this configuration are: - Namespace URI - The base URL that every RDF document starts with. - Prefixes (optional) - A series of prefixes that define the scope of a particular property or value. For example, 'http://www.example.com/resource' will include all resources within a namespace under 'resource'. - Namespace prefix - The prefix to use for representing the root of an RDF element. - Scope of property - How the value is expected to be interpreted (e.g., read-only, writeable). - Value (optional) - The actual value or type of the property. So in summary, the 'rdf.widoco.conf' file defines how namespaces are defined and what values can be assigned to them within RDF documents.
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