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  altitude

Sigma KEE - altitude
altitude

appearance as argument number 1
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(instance altitude SingleValuedRelation) Merge.kif 7876-7876 altitude is an instance of single valued relation
(instance altitude TernaryPredicate) Merge.kif 7877-7877 altitude is an instance of ternary predicate
(instance altitude PartialValuedRelation) Merge.kif 7878-7878 altitude is an instance of partial valued relation
(domain altitude 1 Physical) Merge.kif 7879-7879 The number 1 argument of altitude is an instance of physical
(domain altitude 2 Physical) Merge.kif 7880-7880 The number 2 argument of altitude is an instance of physical
(domain altitude 3 LengthMeasure) Merge.kif 7881-7881 The number 3 argument of altitude is an instance of length measure
(documentation altitude EnglishLanguage "A TernaryPredicate that is used to state the distance between the top of an Object and another point that is below the top of the Object (often this other point will be sea level). Note that this Predicate can be used to specify, for example, the height of geographic features, e.g. mountains, the altitude of aircraft, and the orbit of satellites around the Earth.") Merge.kif 7883-7889 The number 3 argument of altitude is an instance of length measure

appearance as argument number 2
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(termFormat EnglishLanguage altitude "altitude") domainEnglishFormat.kif 7001-7001
(termFormat ChineseTraditionalLanguage altitude "高度") domainEnglishFormat.kif 7002-7002
(termFormat ChineseLanguage altitude "高度") domainEnglishFormat.kif 7003-7003
(format EnglishLanguage altitude "the altitude of %1 relative to %2 is %n %3") english_format.kif 612-612

antecedent
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(=>
    (altitude ?OBJ1 ?OBJ2 ?Q)
    (distance ?OBJ1 ?OBJ2 ?Q))
Merge.kif 7872-7874 If the altitude of X relative to Y is Z, then the distance between X and Y is Z
(=>
    (altitude ?OBJ1 ?OBJ2 ?HEIGHT)
    (orientation ?OBJ1 ?OBJ2 Above))
Merge.kif 7891-7893 If the altitude of X relative to Y is Z, then X is above to Y
(=>
    (altitude ?OBJ1 ?OBJ2 ?HEIGHT)
    (exists (?TOP)
        (and
            (top ?TOP ?OBJ1)
            (distance ?TOP ?OBJ2 ?HEIGHT))))
Merge.kif 7895-7900 If the altitude of X relative to Y is Z, then there exists W such that the top of X is W, the distance between W, and Y is Z
(<=>
    (and
        (altitude ?AIRCRAFT ?OBJ2 ?QUANTITY)
        (surface ?OBJ2 PlanetEarth)
        (instance ?AIRCRAFT Aircraft))
    (absoluteHeight ?AIRCRAFT ?QUANTITY))
MilitaryDevices.kif 1619-1624 The altitude of X relative to Y is Z, Y is a surface of planet earth, X is an instance of aircraft if, and only if Z is the absolute height of X

consequent
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(<=>
    (earthAltitude ?OBJ ?ALT)
    (exists (?SEA)
        (and
            (altitude ?OBJ ?SEA ?ALT)
            (surface ?SEA PlanetEarth))))
Geography.kif 4213-4218 X is Y above the ground if, only if there exists Z such that the altitude of X relative to Z is Y, and Z is a surface of planet earth
(=>
    (and
        (instance ?SEA Sea)
        (top ?TOP ?SEA))
    (altitude ?TOP SeaLevel
        (MeasureFn 0.0 Meter)))
Geography.kif 6307-6312 If X is an instance of sea and the top of X is Y, then the altitude of Y relative to sea level is 0.0 meter(s)
(=>
    (and
        (instance ?SEA Sea)
        (top ?TOP ?SEA))
    (altitude ?TOP SeaLevel
        (MeasureFn 0.0 FootLength)))
Geography.kif 6314-6319 If X is an instance of sea and the top of X is Y, then the altitude of Y relative to sea level is 0.0 foot length(s)
(=>
    (and
        (instance ?MEASURE Measuring)
        (patient ?MEASURE ?OBJ)
        (result ?MEASURE ?QUANTITY)
        (instrument ?MEASURE ?ABSOLUTEMETER)
        (instance ?ABSOLUTEMETER AbsoluteAltimeter))
    (exists (?OBJ2)
        (and
            (altitude ?OBJ ?OBJ2 ?QUANTITY)
            (surface ?OBJ2 PlanetEarth))))
MilitaryDevices.kif 1598-1608 If X is an instance of measuring, Y is a patient of X, Z is a result of X, W is an instrument for X, and W is an instance of absolute altimeter, then there exists V such that the altitude of Y relative to V is Z and V is a surface of planet earth
(=>
    (and
        (instance ?MEASURE Measuring)
        (patient ?MEASURE ?OBJ)
        (result ?MEASURE ?QUANTITY)
        (instrument ?MEASURE ?BAROMETER)
        (instance ?BAROMETER BarometricAltimeter))
    (altitude ?OBJ SeaLevel ?QUANTITY))
MilitaryDevices.kif 1634-1641 If X is an instance of measuring, Y is a patient of X, Z is a result of X, W is an instrument for X, and W is an instance of barometric altimeter, then the altitude of Y relative to sea level is Z
(=>
    (instance ?R ThreeDRadar)
    (hasPurpose ?R
        (exists (?D ?O ?A ?O ?L ?P)
            (and
                (instance ?D Discovering)
                (instrument ?D ?R)
                (destination ?D ?O)
                (instance ?O Object)
                (origin ?L ?O)
                (instance ?L ReflectingLight)
                (subProcess ?L ?D)
                (destination ?L ?P)
                (part ?P ?R)
                (agent ?D ?A)
                (instance ?A Human)
                (knows ?A
                    (exists (?DIST ?DEG ?HIGH)
                        (and
                            (distance ?O ?P ?DIST)
                            (relativeBearing ?O ?P ?DEG)
                            (altitude ?O ?P ?HIGH))))))))
Transportation.kif 5316-5337 If X is an instance of three D radar, then All of the following hold: (1) X has the purpose there exist Y, Z,, , W,, , Z,, , V (2) U such that Y is an instance of discovering (3) X is an instrument for Y (4) Y ends up at Z (5) Z is an instance of object (6) V originates at Z (7) V is an instance of reflecting light (8) V is a subprocess of Y (9) V ends up at U (10) U is a part of X (11) W is an agent of Y (12) W is an instance of human (13) W knows there exist T, S (14) R such that the distance between Z (15) U is T (16) Z is relative bearing U for S (17) the altitude of Z relative to U is R
(=>
    (waveHeight ?WW ?X)
    (exists (?WATER ?CREST ?TROUGH ?U)
        (and
            (instance ?WATER BodyOfWater)
            (eventLocated ?WW ?WATER)
            (part ?CREST ?WATER)
            (part ?TROUGH ?WATER)
            (distance ?CREST ?TROUGH ?X)
            (not
                (exists (?A ?AH)
                    (and
                        (part ?A ?WATER)
                        (altitude ?A ?CREST
                            (MeasureFn ?AH ?U))
                        (greaterThan ?AH 0.0))))
            (not
                (exists (?B ?BH)
                    (and
                        (part ?B ?WATER)
                        (altitude ?TROUGH ?B
                            (MeasureFn ?BH ?U))
                        (greaterThan ?BH 0.0)))))))
Weather.kif 2730-2750 If The waveHeight of X Y., then there exist Z, W,, , V and U such that Z is an instance of body of water and X is located at Z and W is a part of Z and V is a part of Z and the distance between W and V is Y and there don't exist T and S such that T is a part of Z and the altitude of T relative to W is S U(s) and S is greater than 0.0 and there don't exist R and Q such that R is a part of Z and the altitude of V relative to R is Q U(s) and Q is greater than 0.0


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