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KB Term:
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Noun
Verb
Adjective
Adverb
connectedRegions
Sigma KEE - connectedRegions
connectedRegions
appearance as argument number 1
(
instance
connectedRegions
BinaryPredicate
)
Geography.kif 592-592
connected regions
is an
instance
of
binary predicate
(
instance
connectedRegions
SpatialRelation
)
Geography.kif 593-593
connected regions
is an
instance
of
spatial relation
(
instance
connectedRegions
ReflexiveRelation
)
Geography.kif 594-594
connected regions
is an
instance
of
reflexive relation
(
instance
connectedRegions
SymmetricRelation
)
Geography.kif 595-595
connected regions
is an
instance
of
symmetric relation
(
domain
connectedRegions
1
Region
)
Geography.kif 596-596
The number 1 argument of
connected regions
is an
instance
of
region
(
domain
connectedRegions
2
Region
)
Geography.kif 597-597
The number 2 argument of
connected regions
is an
instance
of
region
(
relatedInternalConcept
connectedRegions
connected
)
Geography.kif 598-598
connected regions
is
internally
related to
connected
(
documentation
connectedRegions
EnglishLanguage
"(connectedRegions ?R1 ?R2) means that ?R1 and ?R2 are
connected
.")
Geography.kif 600-601
connected regions
is
internally
related to
connected
appearance as argument number 2
(
format
EnglishLanguage
connectedRegions
"%1 and %2 are
connectedRegions
")
Geography.kif 599-599
(
termFormat
EnglishLanguage
connectedRegions
"connected regions")
Geography.kif 602-602
consequent
(=>
(
and
(
instance
?R1
Region
)
(
instance
?R2
Region
)
(
connected
?R1 ?R2))
(
connectedRegions
?R1 ?R2))
Geography.kif 604-609
If
X
is an
instance
of
region
,
Y
is an
instance
of
region
, and
X
is
connected
to
Y
, then
X
and
Y
are
connectedRegions
(=>
(
disconnected
?A ?B)
(
not
(
connectedRegions
?A ?B)))
Geography.kif 634-637
If
X
and
Y
are
disconnected
, then
X
and
Y
are
connectedRegions
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