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appearance as argument number 1

(documentation Snowstorm ChineseLanguage " Snowstorm 是每 HourDuration 超过 5 Centimeter snowfallIntensity 的 Snowing。")	Weather.kif 3451-3452
(documentation Snowstorm EnglishLanguage "A Snowstorm is Snowing at the snowfallIntensity of more than 5 Centimeter per HourDuration.")	Weather.kif 3449-3450
(subclass Snowstorm Storm)	Weather.kif 3453-3453	Snow storm is a subclass of storm

appearance as argument number 2

(termFormat ChineseLanguage Snowstorm "雪暴")	Weather.kif 3455-3455
(termFormat EnglishLanguage Snowstorm "snow storm")	Weather.kif 3454-3454

antecedent

(=>
    (instance ?SNOWSTORM Snowstorm)
    (holdsDuring
        (WhenFn ?SNOWSTORM)
        (exists (?SNOW ?AREA ?NUM)
            (and
                (instance ?SNOW Snowing)
                (instance ?AREA GeographicArea)
                (eventLocated ?SNOW ?AREA)
                (subProcess ?SNOW ?SNOWSTORM)
                (snowfallIntensity ?AREA
                    (WhenFn ?SNOW)
                    (PerFn
                        (MeasureFn ?NUM Centimeter)
                        (MeasureFn 1 HourDuration)))
                (greaterThan ?NUM 5.0)))))

Weather.kif 3457-3472

If a physical is an instance of snow storm,
then there exist an entity, another entity and a third entity such that the entity is an instance of snowing and the other entity is an instance of geographic area and the entity is located at the other entity and the entity is a subprocess of the physical and the rate of snow falling at the other entity during the time of existence of the entity is the per of the third entity centimeter(s) and 1 hour duration(s) and the third entity is greater than 5.0 holds during the time of existence of the physical

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