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appearance as argument number 1

(documentation sphereRadius EnglishLanguage "(sphereRadius ?OBJECT ?LENGTH) means the radius of the spherical Object, ?OBJECT, is ?LENGTH.")	Mid-level-ontology.kif 11047-11048
(domain sphereRadius 1 Object)	Mid-level-ontology.kif 11045-11045	The number 1 argument of sphere radius is an instance of object
(domain sphereRadius 2 LengthMeasure)	Mid-level-ontology.kif 11046-11046	The number 2 argument of sphere radius is an instance of length measure
(instance sphereRadius BinaryPredicate)	Mid-level-ontology.kif 11044-11044	sphere radius is an instance of binary predicate

appearance as argument number 2

(format ChineseLanguage sphereRadius "%1 的 radius 是 %2 ")	domainEnglishFormat.kif 4595-4595
(format ChineseTraditionalLanguage sphereRadius "%1 的 radius 是 %2 ")	domainEnglishFormat.kif 4594-4594
(format EnglishLanguage sphereRadius "the radius of %1 is %2")	domainEnglishFormat.kif 4593-4593
(termFormat EnglishLanguage sphereRadius "sphere radius")	Mid-level-ontology.kif 11049-11049	"sphere radius" is the printable form of sphere radius in english language

antecedent

(=> (and (approximateDiameter ?O (MeasureFn ?L ?LM)) (sphereRadius ?S (MeasureFn (DivisionFn ?L 2) ?LM)) (measure ?S (MeasureFn ?V1 ?VM)) (measure ?O (MeasureFn ?V2 ?VM)) (instance ?LM LengthMeasure) (instance ?VM VolumeMeasure)) (equal ?V1 ?V2))	Mid-level-ontology.kif 15644-15655	If the approximate diameter of a self connected object is a real number the real numberM(s) and the radius of an object is the real number and 2 the real numberM(s) and the measure of the object is another real number another unit of measure(s) and the measure of the self connected object is a third real number the other unit of measure(s) and the real numberM is an instance of length measure and the other unit of measure is an instance of volume measure, then the other real number is equal to the third real number
(=> (and (sphereRadius ?OBJECT ?RADIUS) (attribute ?OBJECT Sphere)) (exists (?POINT) (forall (?PART) (=> (pointOfFigure ?PART ?OBJECT) (geometricDistance ?PART ?POINT ?RADIUS)))))	Mid-level-ontology.kif 11050-11058	If the radius of an object is a length measure and sphere is an attribute of the object, then there exists a geometric point such that for all another geometric point if the other geometric point の vertex は the object では %n, then the other geometric point is geometric distance the geometric point for the length measure

consequent

(=> (and (defaultMaximumSphereRadius ?OBJECT ?R) (instance ?INST ?OBJECT) (attribute ?INST Sphere)) (modalAttribute (and (sphereRadius ?INST ?RADIUS) (greaterThan ?RADIUS ?R)) Unlikely))	Mid-level-ontology.kif 11084-11092	If the maximum expected radius of a kind of object is a length measure and another object is an instance of a kind of object and sphere is an attribute of the other object, then the statement the radius of the other object is the length measureADIUS and the length measureADIUS is greater than the length measure has the modal force of unlikely
(=> (and (defaultMinimumSphereRadius ?OBJECT ?R) (instance ?INST ?OBJECT) (attribute ?INST Sphere)) (modalAttribute (and (sphereRadius ?INST ?RADIUS) (lessThan ?RADIUS ?R)) Unlikely))	Mid-level-ontology.kif 11067-11075	If the minimum expected radius of a kind of object is a length measure and another object is an instance of a kind of object and sphere is an attribute of the other object, then the statement the radius of the other object is the length measureADIUS and the length measureADIUS is less than the length measure has the modal force of unlikely

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