Further exploration in primitives of meaning
Charles Turnitsa, Andreas Tolk, Robert H. Kewley · 2010
Semantic mismatch between systems is due, in part, to the grouping together of terms who have representations of meaning in different levels of granularity (from different perspectives), and which are composed together into distinct groupings by their own systems of origin. It has been proposed that by referencing these representations when decomposed into elemental concepts (referred to here as primitives of meaning) can assist in interoperability. Insofar as systems describing similar referents are operating within a similar community, the underlying concepts are near-universal (within that community) enough to accommodate this.