(the mother). After birth, it is a human being (the
newborn).
Dick McCullough
Ayn Rand do speak od mKR done;
mKE do enhance od Real
Intelligence done;
knowledge := man do identify od existent
done;
knowledge haspart proposition list;
http://mKRmKE.org/
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Subject: *****SPAM***** Re:
[ontolog-forum] An Ontology Modeling Different Age Groups
Arranging human creatures into age groups,
infants (0 to 1), children (2 to 8), pre-teens (9 to 12), teens (13 to 19),
adults (over 19), is really based on characteristic biological
processes as well as on psychological changes.
The current classification mostly involves
physiologic processes: birth, crawling, no talk no walk; walk, speech;
puberty; from puberty to maturity, from maturity to death. Given the
geographical conditions and nurturing, the pace of child development may
differ.
Note the prenatal stage of fetus (-0,9
to 0), started by conception of human creature, from embryo to
fetus to newborn, should have the same legal status as other stages of
human development. That means abortion, in a sense, is a sort
of killing of a human being by a human being.
Azamat Abdoullaev
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Subject: [ontolog-forum] An Ontology
Modeling Different Age Groups
Hello
all,
I am trying to
find an ontology/terminology which models different age groups of a person:
infant, teenage, adult etc. I looked at SNOMED-CT, and noticed how a
"Person" is categorized by age, but didn't really understand how "age" is
associated -- for example, is an 18-year old considered a
"pre-teen"?
I would
appreciate your inputs.
Thanks,
-
Jyoti