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| (subclass Phrase LinguisticExpression) | Merge.kif 15593-15593 | Phrase is a subclass of linguistic expression |
| (disjointDecomposition Phrase VerbPhrase NounPhrase PrepositionalPhrase) | Merge.kif 15594-15594 | Phrase is disjointly decomposed into verb phrase, noun phrase, and prepositional phrase |
| (documentation Phrase EnglishLanguage "A set of Words in a Language which form a unit, i.e. express a meaning in the Language.") | Merge.kif 15595-15596 | Phrase is disjointly decomposed into verb phrase, noun phrase, and prepositional phrase |
| appearance as argument number 2 |
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| appearance as argument number 3 |
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| (domain grammaticalRelation 1 Phrase) | Mid-level-ontology.kif 26654-26654 | The number 1 argument of grammatical relation is an instance of phrase |
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| (=> (instance ?PHRASE Phrase) (exists (?PART1 ?PART2) (and (part ?PART1 ?PHRASE) (part ?PART2 ?PHRASE) (instance ?PART1 Word) (instance ?PART2 Word) (not (equal ?PART1 ?PART2))))) |
Merge.kif 15598-15606 | If X is an instance of phrase, then All of the following hold: (1) there exist Y (2) Z such that Y is a part of X (3) Z is a part of X (4) Y is an instance of word (5) Z is an instance of word (6) equal Y (7) Z |