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Only used in , is
assigns a name or identifier to the specified . This name or identifier can then be used in the same rule to refer to that ontology, when you want to access on it to use in the condition, or to add a field on a .
A declaration with is
is needed before you can have any expressions using p
, like: p.domicile != ch
.