A binary relation HAS-AT-LEAST n values on domain instance i if there exist no more than n distinct values v_j such that R(i,v_j) holds.When used in the definition of a class where ?i is the instance variable, (HAS-AT-MOST ?i R n) means that the slot R can have at most n values on any instances of the class.
(<=> (Has-At-Most ?Instance ?Binary-Relation ?N) (And (Binary-Relation ?Binary-Relation) (Natural ?N) (=< (Value-Cardinality ?Instance ?Binary-Relation) ?N)))
(Nth-Domain Has-At-Most 3 Natural) (Nth-Domain Has-At-Most 2 Binary-Relation)
(<=> (Has-At-Most ?Instance ?Binary-Relation ?N) (And (Binary-Relation ?Binary-Relation) (Natural ?N) (=< (Value-Cardinality ?Instance ?Binary-Relation) ?N))) (<=> (Can-Have-One ?Instance ?Binary-Relation) (Has-At-Most ?Instance ?Binary-Relation 1))