Take the snowy owl, for instance.
The barn owl, for instance, is such an infrequent visitor to New England that Mr. Forhush lists the names of the persons who have observed him or taken him, and the dates ("Lexington, June 10 , 1915 female taken by Chas. Fowle," and so on).
A 70 gram pygmy owl, for instance, might elicit four "dees" at the end of a call, whereas a 1.4 kilogram great horned owl might elicit only two.
The owl, for instance, is unique in terms of the acoustical cues produced by the shape of the ears and in how these cues are utilized in behavioral sound source localization.
This way, equivalent terms from two ontologies can be formally defined as equivalent, using the OWL predicates owl:equivalentClass and owl:equivalentProperty for classes, and owl:sameAs for instance.
It usually works wonders, but any change in the owl's hearing--for instance, as a result of aging--can misalign the map.
The elf owl (Micrathene whitneyi), for instance, has been seen hovering before blossoms, where it scares insects into flight with its wings and then catches them with its beak.
His 2007 book "The Barn Owl's Wondrous Capers," for instance, chronicles an unnamed narrator's search for an eighteenth-century book of scandals, written by an Indian version of the "Wandering Jew" of medieval Christian mythology.
This one might be expressed by using for instance OWL-S[3], WSDL-S[4] or DAML-S[5].
For instance, OWL-Q [29], an extensible ontological specification for semantic QoS-based WS description, bypass this limitation by extending OWL with SWRL rules reasoning about relations between properties in order to enforce constraints.
