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Kimura, T.D., Gillett, W.D., Cox, J.R. Jr., "A design of a data model based on abstraction of symbols", Computer Journal, 28, 3, July 1985, pp. 298-308. Google
298 ;;Quote: a database represents a set of views of reality held by a community; to share knowledge, data must have a precise and unambiguous interpretation
298 ;;Quote: each symbol has two kinds of meaning: sense (connotation, intension) and denotation (reference, extension)
299 ;;Quote: even though two expressions denote the same person they can have different senses because of different descriptions
300 ;;Quote: generalization is the same as the abstraction or lambda operator in symbolic logic
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