hasActiveParticipant

Source ontology	Industrial Data Ontology
isPrimitive	true
naturalLanguageDefinition	If x 'has active participant' y, then x is an active participant in y.
primitiveRationale	The distinction between active and participation participation is primitive.
usageNote	With OWL property chains, the right kind of participation can be secured for activities that count as realizations of 'potential' individuals. As in, a pump's primary function is realized in pumping activities, but only provided the pump is actually doing the pumping, acting as an "agent" or "subject".
See also	activeParticipantIn
Example	A hammer is the tool in a nail-driving activity, a pressure transmitter outputs data in a monitoring activity, a maintenance engineer replaces an instrument in a repair activity, a light sensor controls the level of illumination.

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