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		Lifecycle Schema
		
			The Lifecycle Schema provides classes and properties that allow the specification of a lifecycle that any resource may pass through. It's intention to allow the description of the states and transitions that constitute a given lifecycle without imposing any constraint on the way in which transitions happen or how long it may take to move through a lifecycle.
    	
		http://purl.org/vocab/lifecycle/schema-20080603
		
		Rob Styles
		Nadeem Shabir
		Copyright © 2008 Talis Information Ltd
		http://purl.org/vocab/lifecycle/schema#
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		Lifecycle
		A lifecycle is a series of states connected by allowable transitions. It may be used to describe the lifecycle of business objects or equally the lifecycle of a butterfly.
		
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		State
		A state describes one possible state that a resource can be in at a given time. Resources may be in one state in a given lifecycle at any given time, states are considered mutually exclusive within a lifecycle.
		
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		Transition
		A transition describes the way in which a resource moves from one state to another state and may also describe the tasks required to make that transition.
		
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		Task Group
		Represents a collection of tasks grouped together for convenience
		
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		Task
		Represents a task in a workflow
		
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		Action
		Represents an instance of a task taking place against a given resource
		
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		state
		The state property relates any resource with the state that it is currently in.
		
		
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		state of
		The 'state of' property is the inverse of the state property, relating a state to all of the resources currently in that state.
		
		
		
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		possible state
		The possible state property is used to identify the states that occur within a given lifecycle and are thus the possible states of a resource going through that lifecycle.
		
		
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		resulting state
		Once a transition is completed the state of the resource should change to the state specified as the resulting state.
		
		
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		possible transition
		When in a state there may be many possible transitions.
		
		
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		completed
		This uses a boolean to represent if an action has been completed. This is a simple alternative to the taskProgress property.
		
		
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		mandatory
		Sepcifies if a task is mandatory or optional.
		
		
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		next
		provides a simple ordering relationship to allow tasks to be ordered in user interfaces.
		
			
				
					
					
				
			
		
		
			
				
					
					
				
			
		
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		task group
		A task group related to this transition.
		
		
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		task
		A task related to this transition.
		
			
				
					
					
				
			
		
		
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		task progress
		The current progress on this task. Some resources are defined in this ontology for this, but you are free to define your own.
		
		
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		resource
		The resource on which the action being taken. This is a resource that is being processed through a lifecycle.
		
		
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		Completed
		Represents that an individual task has been completed.
		
		
	
	
		Started
		Represents that an individual task has been started.
		
		
	
	
		On Hold
		Represents that an individual task has been placed on hold.