Nanopublications LDF server

Matches in Nanopublications for { <https://w3id.org/np/RATltV_HfIkO1xPPS1iT8e9gS1ac4QgC9qXB90-3ZJH8w/paragraph> ?p ?o ?g. }

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• paragraph title "Nanopublications" assertion.
• paragraph title "The future of knowledge" assertion.
• paragraph title "grlc syntax" assertion.
• paragraph title "test paragraph" assertion.
• paragraph title "grlc placeholder structure" assertion.
• paragraph title "optional grlc placeholders" assertion.
• paragraph title "extended grlc syntax for multi-value placeholders" assertion.
• paragraph hasContent "We aim to kick-start the next revolution in scientific publishing and knowledge sharing. Using our core technology, nanopublications, we are building a global knowledge ecosystem to make humanity's knowledge radically more efficient and effective. Our work is guided by openness and freedom to operate." assertion.
• paragraph hasContent "<a href="https://nanopub.net/">Nanopublications</a> are a format consisting of tiny snippets of information about any topic whatsoever that is encoded in a way that computers can understand and humans can easily create. Nanopublications allow researchers to access the findings of their fields with their relevant contexts as a connected global knowledge graph." assertion.
• paragraph hasContent "<p>Nanopublication SPARQL templates use an extended version of the <a href="https://grlc.io/">grlc</a> syntax.</p>" assertion.
• paragraph hasContent "some testing..." assertion.
• paragraph hasContent "grlc templates use variable names starting with "_" to denote placeholders. Those that end in "_iri" like "?_resource_iri" are IRI placeholder; otherwise they are literal placeholders, like "?_name"." assertion.
• paragraph hasContent "Optional placeholders in grlc, which don't necessarily need to be filled before running the query, start with two underscores instead of just one, e.g. "?__filter_iri" or "?__filtertext"." assertion.
• paragraph hasContent "<p>Nanopublication query templates extend grlc by supporting placeholders that can have more than one value. Those have the suffix of "_multi_iri" (for IRIs) or just "_multi" (for literals). Importantly, they only work if there is at least one occurrence of a "values" statement like "values ?_resource_multi_iri {}", which indicates where the values are filled in. These multi-value placeholders take 1 or more IRIs/literals.</p> <p>This feature can be combined with optional placeholders, starting with two underscores like "?__resource_multi_iri", which can be filled with zero or more IRIs/literals.</p>" assertion.
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