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| (subclass Hardwood WoodProduct) | Economy.kif 5627-5627 | Hardwood is a subclass of wood product |
| (partition Hardwood Softwood) | Economy.kif 5628-5628 | Hardwood is exhaustively partitioned into softwood |
| (disjoint Hardwood Softwood) | Economy.kif 5629-5629 | Hardwood is disjoint from softwood |
| (documentation Hardwood EnglishLanguage "Hardwood comes from the stems or tree trunks of dicot trees. In temperate and boreal latitudes, they are mostly DeciduousTrees.") | Economy.kif 5630-5631 | Hardwood is disjoint from softwood |
| (documentation Hardwood EnglishLanguage "Hardwood is wood from angiosperm trees.The dominant feature separating hardwoods from softwoods is the presence of pores, or vessels.") | Society.kif 1376-1376 | Hardwood is disjoint from softwood |
| (subclass Hardwood WoodArtifact) | Society.kif 1385-1385 | Hardwood is a subclass of WoodArtifact |
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| (=> (and (equal ?W (OrganicObjectFn ?S)) (subclass ?W Hardwood) (subclass ?S PlantStem)) (modalAttribute (initialPart ?S DeciduousTree) Likely)) |
Economy.kif 5633-5640 | If equal X and Object made from Y, X is a subclass of hardwood, and Y is a subclass of plant stem, then the statement every Y is initially part of a deciduous tree has the modal force of likely |