BACM11 — Resolve specification of ownership and quantification in OWL specification

In MOF metamodeling, OCL and other constraints apply to instances. In the BACM, these instances are also classes and inherit from their meta-classes (same for associations). In the translation to OWL, there is no instance/metaclass association and no mechanism (other than punning) that is useful. The instance model in OWL is created by specializing the BACM base model. E.g. VS is a specialization of ValueStream and VSS is a specialization of ValueStreamStage. But [VS owns VSS] must be stated for VSS to exist and [VS1 owns VSS] may not be stated for VS1 not equivalent to VS. This is a requirement on the ontology maintainer, not a requirement on the individuals that can be addressed by an OWL reasoner.

Define an owl:AnnotationProperty to identify ownership semantics on the ontology entities

This issue duplicates BACM11-8 and is resolved by BACM11-24