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Specifies how to sort instances of the concept. When used directly on a structure or structure-enum, it is called natural-order and acts as the default.

Example

This sets the default sort order for ratings to show the highest scores first (using the normalized value between 0 and 1). In the event of a tie, it will show the rating with the most votes first. An example output would be:

1. 10/10 stars, 5 votes
2. 4/5 stars, 100 votes
3. 4/5 stars, 50 votes
4. 3/5 stars, 200 votes

structure (Rating) {
  description ("Typical quality rating, generally expressed as stars (4 stars) or
as a fraction (8/10)")
  role-of (BaseRating)
  property (discretizedScore) {
    type (DiscreteStars)
    lazy-source (CalculateDiscreteStars)
    visibility (Private)
  }
  natural-order {
    direction (DESC)
    sort-key (DESC) {
      binding (normalizedScore)
    }
    sort-key (DESC) {
      binding (numberOfAggregatedRatings)
    }
  }
}