Assigning a universal, uniform identifier for state codes will make them easier to find, use, and cite.
Bnodes represent resources that are not identified by a uniform resource identifier (URI) or literals.
Each resource is given a unique identifier in the form of a uniform resource identifier (URI) and a page within the NeuroLex, a semantic wiki also housing the NIF ontologies, where the resource can be aligned to additional ontological terms.
When an application is deployed, the load balancer is reconfigured with a mapping between a Uniform Resource Identifier (URI) that uniquely identifies the application and a set of application servers hosting the application, by means of an ACL, a usage declaration and a backend list.
A Uniform Resource Identifier[ 13] identifies an abstract or physical resource.
An OID is represented by a URI, a Uniform Resource Identifier (URIs are generalized URLs).
A Uniform Resource Identifier (URI -based search API is proposed for the constrURI -basedcomplex queriesearchremote creAPIon and retrisval of customized data sets.
All the resources in the RESTful middlewares are organized in standardized resource trees and can be uniquely addressed by a Uniform Resource Identifier (URI).
These auxiliary tables (i.e., Parameter Page and Parameter Referrer) are neither fact nor dimension tables, but just normalized relational tables to make the usage of parameters of a uniform resource identifier (URI) easier.
[9] JSON-LD allows data to be transmitted with meaning, that is, the "@context" section of a JSON-LD document is used to provide aliases to the names of data reported and link them to ontological definitions using a Uniform Resource Identifier (URI often a Uniform Resource Locator (URL).
In this example, the "ontological term definition" for "quantity" is added as a shortcut called "quantity" using a Uniform Resource Identifier (URI) (indicated by "@id") where a definition of the term is reported, and the value "magnetic field strength" is indicated by "@type" as being of type "string".
