The term Measurement is ambiguous. Is may be the action or the result of the action. The same holds for several other activity terms.
In scope. Working Group 3.
Transform activity terms into gerunds where possible:
E7 - - - - Activity (Acting)
E8 - - - - - Acquisition (Acquiring)
E9 - - - - - Move (Moving)
E10 - - - - - Transfer of Custody (Transferring Custody)
E11 - - - - - Modification (Modifying)
E12 - - - - - - Production (Producing)
E13 - - - - - Attribute Assignment (Attribute Assigning)
E14 - - - - - - Condition Assessment (Condition Assessing)
E15 - - - - - - Identifier Assignment (Identifier Assigning)
E16 - - - - - - Measurement (Measuring)
E17 - - - - - - Type Assignment (Type Assigning)
E65 - - - - - Conceptual Creation (Conceptually Creating)
E66 - - - - - Formation (Forming)
E63 - - - - Beginning of Existence (Beginning of Existence)
E67 - - - - - Birth (Giving Birth)
E12 - - - - - Production (Producing)
E65 - - - - - Conceptual Creation (Conceptually Creating)
E66 - - - - - Formation (Forming)
E64 - - - - End of Existence (Ending of Existence)
E6 - - - - - Destruction (Destroying)
E68 - - - - - Dissolution (Dissolving)
E69 - - - - - Death (Dying)
Alternatively, one could attach "event" like : "E7 Action Event".
TG, Nov 28, 2001.
I prefer gerundifying or extending by "event" only those, which are ambiguous: Acquisition, Modification, Measurement, Creation, Formation, Production.
MD, January 2002.
Rename:
E7 Acquisition Event,
E11 Modification Event,
E16 Measurement Event,
E65 Creation Event,
E 66 Formation Event,
E12 Production Event.
Monterey 21/2/2002.