| http://www.w3.org/ns/prov#value | - FIG. 4 is an example of grouping in which each subgroup contains two channels and each group contains three subgroups.In this example, of all channels 1 to 18 allocated to the mobile stations 20, channels 1 and 2 form subgroup 1; channels 3 and 4 form subgroup 2; channels 5 and 6 form subgroup 3; channels 7 and 8 form subgroup 4; channels 9 and 10 form subgroup 5; channels 11 and 12 form subgroup
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