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Instances of Manifestation may have one-to-many relationships with instances of Item and Event, and many-to-many relationships with instances of [[EN 15907 Cinematographic Work|Cinematographic Work]] or [[EN 15907 Variant|Variant]]. | Instances of Manifestation may have one-to-many relationships with instances of Item and Event, and many-to-many relationships with instances of [[EN 15907 Cinematographic Work|Cinematographic Work]] or [[EN 15907 Variant|Variant]]. | ||
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| + | sourceID<br /> | ||
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| + | Identifier (1..n)<br /> | ||
| + | Record source (0..n)<br /> | ||
| + | Title (0..n)<br /> | ||
| + | Language (0..n)<br /> | ||
| + | Extent (0..n)<br /> | ||
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| + | Relationships | ||
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| + | HasAgent (0..n)<br /> | ||
| + | HasEvent (0..n). Targets: Publication Event, Decision Event, Preservation Event<br /> | ||
| + | HasOtherRelation (0..n)<br /> | ||
| + | HasItem (0..n) | ||
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| + | [[EN 15907|EN 15907 Overview]] | ||
Revision as of 07:40, 25 March 2011
Definition from the standard
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A manifestation is the physical embodiment of a cinematographic work or one of its variants. Since cinematographic works are also distributed online, i.e. without a fixed physical carrier, the definition in this standard also encompasses computer files. A manifestation is not exclusively bound to a single cinematographic work or variant, since publishers may choose to combine more than one variant of a cinematographic work or more than one cinematographic work on a single distribution medium. The distribution medium itself can be composed of several units of the same kind. Instances of Manifestation may have one-to-many relationships with instances of Item and Event, and many-to-many relationships with instances of Cinematographic Work or Variant. |
Data model
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Identifier (1..n) |
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HasAgent (0..n) |