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| PositionalAttribute(positional attribute) | aback, abaxial, abaxially, abeam, aborad, above-mentioned, above-named, abroad, accumbent, acentric, adaxially, admit, adrenal, adrift, afield, afloat, aground, aim, alee, aloft, ambient, amidship, amidships, anaclinal, anteriorly, anticlinal, anticlockwise, antipodal, antipodal_opposition, ascendant, ascendent, ascensive, asea, ashore, aslant, aslope, atilt, attitude, aweigh, axial, axially, backswept, based, basilar, basilary, beard, bearing, beetle, beetling, bellied... |
| appearance as argument number 1 |
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| (subclass PositionalAttribute RelationalAttribute) | Merge.kif 17349-17349 | Positional attribute is a subclass of relational attribute |
| (documentation PositionalAttribute EnglishLanguage "Attributes characterizing the orientation of an Object, e.g. Vertical versus Horizontal, Left versus Right etc.") | Merge.kif 17350-17352 | Positional attribute is a subclass of relational attribute |
| appearance as argument number 2 |
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| appearance as argument number 3 |
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| (domain orientation 3 PositionalAttribute) | Merge.kif 17268-17268 | The number 3 argument of orientation is an instance of positional attribute |
| (domain direction 2 PositionalAttribute) | Merge.kif 17293-17293 | The number 2 argument of direction is an instance of positional attribute |
| (domain oppositeDirection 1 PositionalAttribute) | Mid-level-ontology.kif 20060-20060 | The number 1 argument of opposite direction is an instance of positional attribute |
| (domain oppositeDirection 2 PositionalAttribute) | Mid-level-ontology.kif 20061-20061 | The number 2 argument of opposite direction is an instance of positional attribute |
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| (=> (and (orientation ?OBJ1 ?OBJ2 ?DIR) (instance ?DIR PositionalAttribute) (oppositeDirection ?DIR ?OPPDIR)) (orientation ?OBJ2 ?OBJ1 ?OPPDIR)) |
Mid-level-ontology.kif 20070-20075 | If X is Y to Z, Y is an instance of positional attribute, and W is an opposite direction of Y, then Z is W to X |