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Subject Item

frame:Being_in_category

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n2:being_in_category

Subject Item

n2:being_in_category

rdf:type

fn15schema:FrameElement owl:ObjectProperty

rdfs:subPropertyOf

n2:categorization n5:mental_activity

owl:sameAs

n7:criteria

rdfs:domain

frame:Being_in_category frame:Mental_activity frame:Categorization

rdfs:range

owl:Thing

rdfs:comment

This frame element expresses properties of the Item which is used as a basis for categorization. Criteria are the general dimensions along which Items can potentially differ from one another and hence, fall into different Categorys. For example, a paint sample can be classified by color or by finish (matte or gloss); if they are classified by color, one can be classified as orange and another as red. The Criteria FE is typically expressed as a PP headed by by, or as a complex PP of the form on the basis of...: If it counts as knowledge in part on the basis of justification from another source, it must be in part based on that source

rdfs:label

Criteria

fn15schema:FE_coreType

Core Core

fn15schema:FE_name

Criteria Criteria

fn15schema:definition

<def-root>This frame element expresses properties of the <fen>Item</fen> which is used as a basis for categorization. <fen>Criteria</fen> are the general dimensions along which <fen>Item</fen>s can potentially differ from one another and hence, fall into different <fen>Category</fen>s. For example, a paint sample can be classified <ment>by color</ment> or <ment>by finish (matte or gloss)</ment>; if they are classified by color, one can be classified <ment>as orange</ment> and another <ment>as red</ment>. The <fen>Criteria</fen> FE is typically expressed as a PP headed by <ment>by</ment>, or as a complex PP of the form <ment>on the basis of...</ment>: <ex>If it <t>counts</t> as knowledge in part <fex name="Crit">on the basis of justification from another source</fex>, it must be in part based on that source </ex></def-root> This frame element expresses properties of the Item which is used as a basis for categorization. Criteria are the general dimensions along which Items can potentially differ from one another and hence, fall into different Categorys. For example, a paint sample can be classified by color or by finish (matte or gloss); if they are classified by color, one can be classified as orange and another as red. The Criteria FE is typically expressed as a PP headed by by, or as a complex PP of the form on the basis of...: If it counts as knowledge in part on the basis of justification from another source, it must be in part based on that source

fn15schema:hasSuperFE

n2:categorization

fn15schema:FE_ID

10773

fn15schema:FE_abbrev

Crit

fn15schema:FE_cBy

RLG

fn15schema:FE_cDate

2006-11-06T12:30:02+01:00

fn15schema:frameElementOf

frame:Being_in_category