instantiaties
Instantiaties are a theoretical construct used in ontology, knowledge representation, and simulation to refer to the concrete realizations of abstract templates within a system. They are the actual tokens that result when a blueprint, class, or type is executed or asserted in a given context.
The term distinguishes the concrete object from the abstract type. The type provides properties and constraints;
Example: In a program with a class Vehicle, creating a new object Car_7 at time t is
Applications of the concept appear in simulation, knowledge graphs, database schemas, and software engineering to reason
Relation to other concepts: instantiatie is connected to the type-token distinction, object identity, and lifecycle management.