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FAMILY OF CONCEPTS - Structural Partition of Mixed-Order Entity


Categorized Class  Mixed-Order Entity
 Mixed-Order Entity is a class of Entitys that is transversal to order levels, defined polymorphically over the universe hierarchy (for every level u).
It is a polymorphic subtype of Entity (declaration: MixedOrderEntity u ⊏⋆ₑ Entity v) and a power instance of Class of Mixed-Order Entity (declaration: ∷ₚₑ), which means that its subtypes may classify entities belonging to any universe level, whereas an Ordered Entity and its subtypes are anchored to a fixed level.
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DISJOINT SUBTYPES of 'Mixed-Order Entity'


NameDescription
  Aspect of Entity
An  Aspect of Entity is a class of Mixed-Order Entitys that is transversal to order levels, defined polymorphically over the universe hierarchy (for every level u).
It is a polymorphic subtype of Entity (declaration:  Aspect of Entity u ??? Entity v)
An  Aspect of Entity has no direct instances: it represents an aspect - a transversal characteristic  - that an ordered class acquires through the aspect relation (⊏ₐₑ) without giving up its level anchoring.
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  N-Plus Order Entity
An  N-Plus Order Entity is a Mixed-Order Entity which level of universe is u+n.
Class of Entity is an 1+n N-Plus Order Entity.
Meta-Class is an 2+n N-Plus Order Entity.