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TASK
Anactivity sequence, typically as part of a process or sub-process.

TERM
Alinguistic objectthat refers to aresource. An expressiondenotinga resource, consisting of either a name or, recursively, a function term applied to asequenceof arguments, which are themselves terms. [ISO TC97/SC5/WG3 TR 9007 (1982) and ISO/IEC 24707:2007(E) inspired]

THING
A standard business stereotype typically represented with agreenbackground.

TIMESHEET
A sorted list of activities performed by aresource, for a project, during a period

TO
Common name forrelationobjectresource links.

TRQ
SeeTracked Resource Qualities (TRQs).

TRACKED RESOURCE QUALITY
Tracked Resource Qualities (TRQs) are trackedresourcequalities or attributes defined by formula and attributes. They are common for KPIs, NFPs, QoS, and typically include attributes like estimates, goals, capabilities.

TRACKING
Tracking is key to integrity, accountability, responsibility, and traceability. System tracking includes default access control, operation & transaction time-stamping and logging, as well as some tracking test modes; tracking is typically performed throughTracked Resource Qualities (TRQs).

TRANSACTION
Asessioncomponent used to group editing and transactionaloperationsinto a unit where either all transaction operations will be committed or none will.

TRANSFORM
Changing data to adapt it for different use or purpose, ex:statisticalinformation can be transformed in graphs and diagrams, or contents transformed into webdocuments; see alsoTransformationandStylesheet.

TRANSFORMATION
The result of atransform operationand/orquery; see alsoStylesheet.

TYPE
Aresource classificationsegment (e.g. a car is a type of vehicle, where both "vehicle" and "car" contribute to classification). A basicDNAOSknowledge resource referenced by other resources for type labels and differentiation.