Web Ontology Language

Acronym

Definition

OWL

Online Writing Lab

OWL

Web Ontology Language (W3C)

OWL

Ostwestfalen-Lippe (German region)

OWL

Our Whole Lives (Unitarian Universalist youth groups)

OWL

Older Women's League (Washington, DC)

OWL

Ongoing Weight Loss (Atkins diet)

OWL

Orthopaedic Web Links

OWL

Ontology Web Language

OWL

Object Windows Library

OWL

Overwhelmingly Large Telescope

OWL

Ordinary Wizarding Level (Harry Potter books)

OWL

Obsessed With Learning

OWL

Outlined White Letters (Refers to outlined white-letters on the sidewalls of certain tires)

OWL

Orbiting Wide-Angle Light Collector

OWL

Obfuscated Weird Language (character-based language interpreter)

OWL

Outdoors Without Limits

OWL

Open-Wire Line

OWL

Open Space, Water Resource Protection and Land Use

OWL

Operator Wireless and Line

OWL

Obstacle Warning Laser

OWL

Order of the White Lotus (animated TV show Avatar: The Last Airbender)

OWL

Older & Wiser Lutheran

OWL

One Way Landers

OWL

Object Work List (programming)

OWL

Outstanding Working List (manufacturing)

OWL

Other Wooded Land (classification)

OWL

Outdoor Webelos Leader (Boy Scouts)

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Though there are several knowledge representation languages available for modelling domain ontologies, the Web Ontology Language (OWL) [3] is already being used as a de facto standard ontology description language. 7DO: a model for ontology complexity evaluation by Damasevicius, Robertas / Computing and Information Systems 156 TK5105 Colomb (School of Information Technology and Electrical Engineering, The University of Queensland, Australia) describes how organizations can increase interoperability by using a certain web ontology language and by following a simple plan that incorporates ideas about how an institutional world operates with what we understand of information systems. Ontology and the semantic web by SciTech Book News The Semantic Web addresses this shortcoming, using the descriptive technologies Resource Description Framework (RDF) and Web Ontology Language (OWL), and the data-centric, customizable Extensible Markup Language (XML), These technologies are combined in order to provide descriptions that supplement or replace the content of Web documents. What is the Semantic Web? by Ross, Greg / Database and Network Journal	WEAM WEAN WEAO WEAP WEAPAS WEAPE WEAR WEARA WEARC WEARCON WEARP WEARS WEARSCHFAC WEAS WEASC WEASD WEAT WEATS WEAU WEAV WEAVE WEAVR WEAX WEAZ WEB Web Ontology Language WEB-CAM WEB-YND Web4Dev WEBA WEBAD WebAIM WEBALOG WEBASTO WEBB WEBBR WEBBS WEBC WEBCAM WEBCATS WebCGM WEBCOP WEBCORE WEBCT WebDAV WEBDBL WEBE WebEc WEBEF WEBEL WEBELOS	Web monitoring Web Mumbo Jumbo Web navigation Web Object Architecture Web Object Frameworks Web Object Management Web Object Wrapper Web objects Web Objects in XML web of causation Web of Information for Development Web of Knowledge Web of life Web of life Web of life Web of Life Enterprises Web of Patterns Web of Science Web of Science Enhancement Committee Web of Science Proceedings Web of trust Web of trust Web Offset Association Web Offset Champion Group Web Offset Working Group Web One Touch Financial Web Online Analytical Processing Web Ontology Language Web Ontology Working Group Web Open Font Format Web operating system Web Order Cancel Web Order Transaction System Web Oriented Center Web OS Web pad web page web page web page web page web page Web page acceleration Web page accelerator Web Page Condominium News Web Page Design and Authoring Web Page Design for Designers Web page editor Web page hijacking Web Page Markup Language Web Page Reviewer Web pages Web pages Web pages Web palette Web Paper Web part packager Web payment service Web PC

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Though there are several knowledge representation languages available for modelling domain ontologies, the Web Ontology Language (OWL) [3] is already being used as a de facto standard ontology description language.

7DO: a model for ontology complexity evaluation by Damasevicius, Robertas / Computing and Information Systems

156 TK5105 Colomb (School of Information Technology and Electrical Engineering, The University of Queensland, Australia) describes how organizations can increase interoperability by using a certain web ontology language and by following a simple plan that incorporates ideas about how an institutional world operates with what we understand of information systems.

Ontology and the semantic web by SciTech Book News

The Semantic Web addresses this shortcoming, using the descriptive technologies Resource Description Framework (RDF) and Web Ontology Language (OWL), and the data-centric, customizable Extensible Markup Language (XML), These technologies are combined in order to provide descriptions that supplement or replace the content of Web documents.

What is the Semantic Web? by Ross, Greg / Database and Network Journal