Class: RelativePointInTime
Documentation: A time point defined by it's relationship (before|after a duration) to another time point
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Slot Name |
Documentation |
Type |
Cardinality |
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calender |
A code specifying the calendar used in the literal representation of this point in time |
Class |
0:1 |
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for_how_long |
An interval of quantity (e.g. length of time) |
Quantity, Variable |
0:1 |
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label |
A short human readable string indicating the content of the instancehuman-readable string for the instance |
String |
0:1 |
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literal |
A literal representation of the data. For example, "2003-02-23" is a literal representation of a time point. |
String |
0:1 |
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nullFlavor |
If a value is an exceptional value (NULL-value), this specifies in what way and why proper information is missing. |
Class |
0:1 |
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offset |
The elapsed time since any constant epoch, measured as a physical quantity in the dimension of time (i.e., comparable to one second.) |
PhysicalQuantity |
0:1 |
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point |
The anchor point for specifying relative time point.The anchor point for specifying relative time point (or, more generally) an relative interval |
PointInTime, Variable |
0:1 |
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polarity |
before or after a time point |
{before, after} |
1:1 |
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time_zone |
The difference between the local time in that time zone and Universal Coordinated Time (UTC, formerly called Greenwich Mean Time, GMT). The time zone is a physical quantity in the dimension of time (i.e., comparable to one second.) A zero time zone value specifies UTC. The time zone value does not permit conclusions about the geographical longitude or a conventional time zone name. |
PhysicalQuantity |
0:1 |
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