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Sigma KEE - Character
Character(character)ASCII_character, ASCII_character_set, ASCII_control_character, Altaic, Arabic_alphabet, Arabic_numeral, Aramaic, Aramaic_script, Armenian, Armenian_alphabet, Avestan, Babylonian, Brahmi, Cyrillic, Cyrillic_alphabet, Devanagari, Devanagari_script, Emmy, Greek_alphabet, Hebraic_alphabet, Hebrew_alphabet, Hebrew_script, Hindu-Arabic_numeral, Hindu_numeral, Latin_alphabet, Nagari, Nagari_script, Pahlavi, Prix_Goncourt, Prix_de_Rome, Roman_alphabet, Roman_numeral, Uighur, Uigur, Uygur, Z, accent, accent_mark, acute, acute_accent, ague, aleph, allograph, alpha, alphabet, alphabetic, alphabetical, alphameric, alphamerical, alphanumeric...

appearance as argument number 1
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(subclass Character SymbolicString) Merge.kif 1375-1375 Character is a subclass of symbolic string
(documentation Character EnglishLanguage "An element of an alphabet, a set of numerals, etc. Note that a Character may or may not be part of a Language. Character is a subclass of SymbolicString, because every instance of Character is an alphanumeric sequence consisting of a single element.") Merge.kif 1377-1380 Character is a subclass of symbolic string

appearance as argument number 2
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(subclass AlphabeticCharacter Character) Mid-level-ontology.kif 21407-21407 Alphabetic character is a subclass of character
(subclass DigitCharacter Character) Mid-level-ontology.kif 21411-21411 Digit character is a subclass of character
(termFormat EnglishLanguage Character "character") english_format.kif 872-872 Digit character is a subclass of character

appearance as argument number 3
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(domain inString 1 Character) Mid-level-ontology.kif 26752-26752 The number 1 argument of in string is an instance of character

antecedent
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(=>
    (and
        (instance ?STR AlphabeticString)
        (part ?CHAR ?STR)
        (instance ?CHAR Character))
    (instance ?CHAR AlphabeticCharacter))
Media.kif 2906-2911 If X is an instance of alphabetic string, Y is a part of X, and Y is an instance of character, then Y is an instance of alphabetic character
(=>
    (and
        (instance ?STR DecimalDigitString)
        (part ?CHAR ?STR)
        (instance ?CHAR Character))
    (instance ?CHAR DigitCharacter))
Media.kif 2914-2919 If X is an instance of decimal digit string, Y is a part of X, and Y is an instance of character, then Y is an instance of digit character
(=>
    (and
        (instance ?STRING SymbolicString)
        (part ?CHAR ?STRING)
        (instance ?CHAR Character))
    (inString ?CHAR ?STRING))
Mid-level-ontology.kif 26759-26764 If X is an instance of symbolic string, Y is a part of X, and Y is an instance of character, then Y is part of X

consequent
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(=>
    (instance ?STRING SymbolicString)
    (exists (?PART)
        (and
            (part ?PART ?STRING)
            (instance ?PART Character))))
Merge.kif 1382-1387 If X is an instance of symbolic string, then there exists Y such that Y is a part of X and Y is an instance of character
(=>
    (instance ?W WrittenCommunication)
    (exists (?T ?C ?S)
        (and
            (result ?W ?T)
            (instance ?T Text)
            (part ?C ?T)
            (instance ?C Character)
            (instance ?S Script)
            (member ?C ?S))))
Mid-level-ontology.kif 675-684 If X is an instance of written communication, then All of the following hold: (1) there exist Y, Z (2) W such that Y is a result of X (3) Y is an instance of text (4) Z is a part of Y (5) Z is an instance of character (6) W is an instance of script (7) Z is a member of W


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