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QUALIFICATION
Defining, adding, modifying, orrefining resource qualities.

QUALITY
Mapping directly to neural patterns, qualities are the fundamental knowledge component. Typically represented and even defined asrulesets, qualities range from simple to sophisticated. Qualities can be atomic as a simplepropertyor compound as nested quality collections. Knowledgeresources, the fundamental knowledge management component are identified quality collections. Qualities are typically property sets that can, for example in a performance quality, include level, capability, objective, estimate, actual, formula, constraint, and other factors.Dynamic Key Indicators (DKIs)are calculated qualities.Identification,classification, andrelationsare fundamental qualities that typically apply to most resources as without them, we do not know what we know. Minds and computers cannot manage without identification, classification, and relation.

QUERY
Queries are extraction (e.g. select) and/ortransformation(e.g. modify) informationresourcerequests. TheDNAOSresource queryarchetypeis used for representing, managing, transforming, and persisting preparedXPATH,XQuery, andSQLbased queries forreporting, extraction, and transform, for example.