Correct wrong usages of Object Representation

Author: anatoly-scherbakov

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@@ -433,7 +433,7 @@ <h3>Example Conventions</h3>
     <p>Note that in the examples used in this document, output
       is of necessity shown in serialized form as JSON. While the algorithms
       describe operations on the <a>JSON-LD internal representation</a>, when
-      they as displayed as examples, the Object Representation is used. In particular,
+      they as displayed as examples, the JSON serialization is used. In particular,
       the internal representation use of <a>maps</a> are represented using
       <a>JSON objects</a>.</p>
 
@@ -458,7 +458,7 @@ <h3>Example Conventions</h3>
     <p>In the <a>internal representation</a>, the example above would be of a
       <a>map</a> containing <code>@context</code>, <code>@id</code>, <code>name</code>, and <code>knows</code> <a>entries</a>,
       with either <a>maps</a>, <a>strings</a>, or <a>arrays</a> of
-      maps or strings values. In the Object Representation, <a>JSON objects</a> are used
+      maps or strings values. In the JSON serialization, <a>JSON objects</a> are used
       for maps, while arrays and strings are serialized using a
       convention common to many programming languages.</p>
   </section>