^NMG4O2 ‘-’ ‘‘resource’’

1. ^NZM9WJ ‘‘definition’ ‘anew’’
   1. ^NZMANH means
      1. ^NZMANX –my generalization of ‘available means’ from current http://merriam-webster.com/dictionary/resource
   2. ^NZMA43 to cause {change, typically benefit, typically to its user}
      1. ^NZMA2H –my generalization of ‘from which benefit is produced’ from current NMG4RQ
      2. ^NZMATZ –not just ‘benefit’ but ‘change, typically benefit’ as includes frequent & always negatives as ‘virus’, ‘bomb’, etc.
   3. ^NZM9WX ‘source or supply’
      1. ^NZMA6M –from current NMG4RQ
      2. ^NZMAGE –I don’t like so I don’t use
2. ^NZM9AW ‘per def’ ‘same or similar’ ‘sub’
   1. ^NZM9AL -1~
      1. ^NZMAYV is not obvious to me.
      2. ^NZM986  ‘1’ ‘structure NMEBJG’
         1. ^NMG4T3 as a resource, by is definition, can be seen as a structuring (of the state of affairs) typically done by something external to oneself, however there may be a better choice of parent.
   2. ^NZM9A8 0
      1. ^NMG4RQ ‘Wikipedia’ http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Resource
      2. ^NZMB4G ‘maker’ none as generic
   3. ^NZM9BN 1~
      1. ^NZM9CX  ‘1’ ‘commodity NMG4Z1 ’
      2. ^NZMTTC tangibility
         1. ^NZM9G7  ‘1’ {‘intangible resource NMG5MX’ + ‘pseudotangible resource NMG6VL’ + tangible resource NMG668}
         2. ^NZMTV3 transferability: {every resource except no ‘intangible resource NMG5MX’} can be transferred, so traded
            1. ^NZMU0X per maximally generalizing ‘Intangible goods differ from services in that final (intangible) goods are transferable and can be traded, whereas a service cannot.’ of good types NZMH7J
         3. ^NMG5NG some distinction & popular examples (except “service” & pseudotangible) given examples given by http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Resource#Tangible_versus_intangible_resources
3. ^NZM9P7 ‘name anew’ ‘resource’ ‘rendering anew’
   1. ^NZM9RD ‘‘resource’’
   2. ^NZM9QD ‘resource NMG4O2’ –starting at time of its id
4. ‘compared to’
5.  annex