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Notice that results are returned for the triple pattern fragment * * *.  More than 5 million triples were returned, wit the first hundred being displayed on the web page.  Pressing "next" at the top of the list of triples will display the next hundred triples.  Each of the rows in the display is a triple in the full graph.  The TPF web page uses a display with simplifies the presentation of URI.  Many of the URI are shortened, not with the use of prefixes, but merely by intelligently truncating the URI.

Each of the elements in each of the triples is a link.  Clicking a link will issue a TPF query with the selected element as the specified value in a triple.  For example, clicking on "Tokyo" in the esample above, generates a TPF request of the form * * "Tokyo" – that is, find all the triples that have the text string "Tokyo" as an object.  The result is shown below:

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SPARQL Queries Resolved as Triple Pattern Fragments

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