From #101 and #102 , some out-of-scope models are defined as terms but they are actually UML models:
"Engineering CRS" should have been "EngineeringCRS"
"Generic Name" should have been "GenericName"
"Unit of Measure" should have been "UnitOfMeasure"
Notice that the former is a generic concept, but the pattern is a specific concept. This dichotomy is reflected by the Glossary, where C.1 provides generic concepts, and C.2 provides UML model class definitions.
These models need to use the original model names (on the right side).
ronaldtse
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3 years ago 
From #101 and #102 , some out-of-scope models are defined as terms but they are actually UML models:
Notice that the former is a generic concept, but the pattern is a specific concept. This dichotomy is reflected by the Glossary, where C.1 provides generic concepts, and C.2 provides UML model class definitions.
These models need to use the original model names (on the right side).