Ontology is the Specifcation of Conceptualization

Normal accidents are very closely linked to risk society. As our culture takes on new, more advanced technologies and

The semantic is the study of the relationship between words and what we construe meaning. We also know how we understand ourselves or others. Semantic have two principal methods. One is denotative, and second is connotative. Denotative is the general meaning of a word, likewise dictionary definition. For example, if we look up the word “home”. It means a place where we live; a residence. However, the connotative is an emotional suggestion related to the meaning of the word. For example, the meaning of a word “home”. In connotative meaning means that it means a place of security, family or comfort place. As being a human, we need to understand the feelings and thoughts of partner in order to have a conversation because one word can be a meaningful to someone.

Ontological argument is an argument that is not based on inspection of the universe, but rather on rationality alone. This type of argument reasons from the study of being or existence (ontology).

Hazard: A hazard is any source of potential damage, harm or adverse health effects on something or someone under certain conditions in the environment. An example would be a wet floor the service user or staff could fall and causing themselves an injury such as slipping or falling.

A disaster is an unforeseen fatal event that causes massive disruption to the working of a community

Concepts and Theories - Clarity, Precision, Significance, and Relevance - Our concepts should be clear and precise. Our theories and concepts should be the most significant and relate to our reasoning.

is basically a definition that can be broken down by the word itself. Essentially, a

The semantic web is a vision created and promoted by Tim-Berners-Lee and the World Wide Web Consortium. In his article the Semantic Web in Scientific American (2001) Berners-Lee explains that The Semantic Web is not a separate Web but an extension of the current one, in which information is given well-defined meaning, better enabling computers and people to work in cooperation What Berners-Lee means by this is that in its current state, internet technology is not designed in a way in which computers and machines can interact with each other most efficiently. The primary reason for this disconnect is

Everyone is affected by traffic accidents. The driver and passengers of the vehicles involved are affected because they could be injured and their personal time would be taken away. The families of the people involved are also emotionally affected if anyone was injured or killed. Traffic accidents cause issues with money and insurance depending on who caused the accident and the extent of the damage.

This case study presents the use of Object Relations Theory. Object Relations Theory is the relation between the internalized sense of self and others, and how it affects present relationships.

The Ontological argument is an a priori deductive argument. That is, an argument relating to being, that is independent of prior knowledge of the subject and with a conclusion you must accept IF one accepts the preceding premises. St. Anselm of Canterbury presents the Ontological

The intentional or accidental release of a hazardous material is responsible for major injury or fatality

One consequence of viewing ontology and identity as relative is that properties and universals hardly seem much more problematic. Although universals obviously do not exist on a fundamental level, I think both David Lewis and David Armstrong provide helpful suggestions on the scope of universals in practical discourse.

Our approach is to keep the ontologies separate. We assume they use the same description logic, even though not essentially the same vocabulary (i.e. they can use different names for the same concept and/or the same names for different concepts). The aim is to

The aim of this essay is to determine the inevitability of organisational accidents. An organisational accident is defined as an undesired or potentially disastrous event that is caused by the decisions and actions of the company. This essay will argue that organisational accidents cannot be avoided. As a first step, this essay will detail Perrow’s Normal Accident Theory in which he asserts that the implementation of complex systems by organisations / companies has resulted in unpreventable organisational accidents. The 2011 Fukasmi nuclear accident will be explained to support this assertion. As a second step, human error by those in the organisation as a factor which causes accidents will be analysed through Reason’s