compoundwith
compoundwith is a binary relation used in knowledge representation and data modeling to describe that one entity is composed of another entity as a component. In this use, the relation is directed from the composite to the component: if A compoundwith B, then B is a component, material, or constituent of A. The concept is distinct from simple containment in that it emphasizes the compositional process of formation rather than mere location.
In formal terms, compoundwith(A,B) holds when B is a constituent of A in the typical product, molecule,
Examples: bicycle compoundwith wheel; smartphone compoundwith battery, display, motherboard. In linguistic modeling, one could use compoundwith
Limitations include potential ambiguity when components are shared across assemblies, or when a component can be