Thats a unique idea.You should consider the following idea to enhance your idea so that it would impact uniquely: Time is a concept that highly depends on the socio-cultural context. Its perception by humans is primarily based on the cultures, nations and social environment they belong to. Hence, different socio-cultural contexts imply different understandings of time. This leads to communication problems when their members start interacting with each other. In a dynamic and multi-cultural environment like today’s b, where both billions of people with different socio-cultural contexts and numerous context dependent software applications interact, similar communication and inter-operability problems are expected. Expressing socio-cultural temporal information in an unambiguous, explicit and machine processable way can, hover, help reduce such communication conflicts. In this way, heterogeneous temporal b application systems can share the same concept of time.   present an ontology of socio-cultural time expressions that attempts to formalize the notion of socio-cultural time. The resulting model can then be used in a b based temporal applications such as automated appointment scheduling services or calendars to provide more context sensitive service to its users.
['Pinar Wennerberg', 'Klaus U. Schulz']
I am writing a research paper on a idea An Ontology of Socio-Cultural Time Expressions.
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