See discussion and examples in PRs #847 and #856. The gist of it is that each ratio unit must have exactly one numerator and denominator (this would be handled by issue #857), and any value must be of the type stated. Using someValuesFrom or qualifiedCardinality implies that there could be more numerators and denominators and of different types for a given unit.
See discussion and examples in PRs #847 and #856. The gist of it is that each ratio unit must have exactly one numerator and denominator (this would be handled by issue #857), and any value must be of the type stated. Using someValuesFrom or qualifiedCardinality implies that there could be more numerators and denominators and of different types for a given unit.