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Prefix	Namespace IRI
n9	https://w3id.org/framester/framenet/abox/fe/Domain.
n7	https://w3id.org/framester/framenet/abox/lu/stagnate.
n32	https://w3id.org/framester/data/propbank-3.4.0/RoleSet/
n5	https://w3id.org/framester/framenet/abox/lu/progress.
n20	https://w3id.org/framester/framenet/abox/lu/advance.
n34	http://premon.fbk.eu/resource/
n30	https://w3id.org/framester/framenet/abox/lu/mature.
fn15schema	https://w3id.org/framester/framenet/tbox/
n18	https://w3id.org/framester/framenet/abox/fe/Prior_state.
n27	https://w3id.org/framester/framenet/abox/lu/development.
rdfs	http://www.w3.org/2000/01/rdf-schema#
frame	https://w3id.org/framester/framenet/abox/frame/
n29	https://w3id.org/framester/framenet/abox/fe/Degree.
n4	https://w3id.org/framester/framenet/abox/fe/Post_state.
n17	https://w3id.org/framester/framenet/abox/lu/improve.
n33	https://w3id.org/framester/framenet/abox/fe/Time.
n12	https://w3id.org/framester/framenet/abox/fe/Explanation.
n15	https://w3id.org/framester/framenet/abox/fe/Place.
n19	https://w3id.org/framester/framenet/abox/lu/advancement.
n16	https://w3id.org/framester/framenet/abox/lu/progression.
n11	https://w3id.org/framester/framenet/abox/fe/Duration.
rdf	http://www.w3.org/1999/02/22-rdf-syntax-ns#
n28	https://w3id.org/framester/framenet/abox/lu/burgeon.
n22	https://w3id.org/framester/framenet/abox/fe/Circumstances.
owl	http://www.w3.org/2002/07/owl#
n14	https://w3id.org/framester/framenet/abox/fe/Frequency.
n26	https://w3id.org/framester/framenet/abox/lu/develop.
n8	https://w3id.org/framester/framenet/abox/fe/Rate.
n21	https://w3id.org/framester/framenet/abox/fe/Event_description.
xsdh	http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#
n23	https://w3id.org/framester/pb/data/roleset/
n6	https://w3id.org/framester/framenet/abox/fe/Entity.
fschema	https://w3id.org/framester/schema/
n31	https://w3id.org/framester/framenet/abox/fe/Manner.
n10	https://w3id.org/framester/framenet/abox/lu/maturation.

Subject Item: frame:Ontogeny
fn15schema:inheritsFrom: frame:Progression
fn15schema:hasFrameRelation: frame:Progression

Subject Item: frame:Cause_to_make_progress
fn15schema:isCausativeOf: frame:Progression
fn15schema:hasFrameRelation: frame:Progression

Subject Item: frame:Process
fn15schema:isUsedBy: frame:Progression
fn15schema:hasFrameRelation: frame:Progression

Subject Item: frame:Stage_of_progress
fn15schema:uses: frame:Progression
fn15schema:hasFrameRelation: frame:Progression

Subject Item: frame:Undergo_change
fn15schema:isUsedBy: frame:Progression
fn15schema:hasFrameRelation: frame:Progression

Subject Item: n20:v
fn15schema:lexUnitFrame: frame:Progression

Subject Item: n30:v
fn15schema:lexUnitFrame: frame:Progression

Subject Item: n19:n
fn15schema:lexUnitFrame: frame:Progression

Subject Item: n26:v
fn15schema:lexUnitFrame: frame:Progression

Subject Item: n5:v
fn15schema:lexUnitFrame: frame:Progression

Subject Item: n27:n
fn15schema:lexUnitFrame: frame:Progression

Subject Item: n17:v
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Subject Item: n10:n
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Subject Item: n20:n
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Subject Item: n28:v
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Subject Item: n5:n
fn15schema:lexUnitFrame: frame:Progression

Subject Item: frame:Improvement_or_decline
fn15schema:seeAlso: frame:Progression
fn15schema:hasFrameRelation: frame:Progression

Subject Item: n32:advance-01
fschema:subsumedUnder: frame:Progression

Subject Item: n32:stagnate-01
fschema:subsumedUnder: frame:Progression

Subject Item: n9:progression
rdfs:domain: frame:Progression
fn15schema:frameElementOf: frame:Progression

Subject Item: n6:progression
rdfs:domain: frame:Progression
fn15schema:frameElementOf: frame:Progression

Subject Item: n12:progression
rdfs:domain: frame:Progression
fn15schema:frameElementOf: frame:Progression

Subject Item: n15:progression
rdfs:domain: frame:Progression
fn15schema:frameElementOf: frame:Progression

Subject Item: n4:progression
rdfs:domain: frame:Progression
fn15schema:frameElementOf: frame:Progression

Subject Item: n18:progression
rdfs:domain: frame:Progression
fn15schema:frameElementOf: frame:Progression

Subject Item: n8:progression
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fn15schema:frameElementOf: frame:Progression

Subject Item: n7:v
fn15schema:lexUnitFrame: frame:Progression

Subject Item: n23:stagnate-01
fschema:subsumedUnder: frame:Progression

Subject Item: frame:Progression
rdf:type: owl:Class fn15schema:Frame
owl:sameAs: n34:fn17-progression
rdfs:comment: An Entity changes from a Prior_state to a Post_state in a sequence that follows a pre-defined plan, expectation, or model of change. The change is usually assumed to be an improvement for the Entity. Because this frame is describing change according to some known model of the Entity, the Prior_state and Post_state are backgrounded, and often implicit. Their offensive armament has developed from short range missiles to long-range ballistic weaponry in a relatively short period . The maturation of warhead technology is, perhaps, not far off . Recovery in our major overseas markets has progressed tentatively and increased spending by consumers and government does not appear to be benefiting this Why have we developed economically as we have? This frame is not equivalent to the frame Improvement_or_decline for two reasons. Firstly, Progression implies a smooth or multi-stage change involving several different states of the Entity in an expected sequence, while Improvement_or_decline may be simple or complex, in accord with an expected sequence or not. Secondly, progression along an expected sequence does not necessarily mean that things get better (or worse) for the Entity. This is clear in the case of progression of a disease, since different ailments have very different expected sequenes, with initial onset leading to expected disappearance (for cases like the cold), or to permanent impairment (in the case of Parkinsons), or to death (in many forms of cancer). However, it is more confusing in the very common case of the progress of a biological Entity from birth to death, where this frame often emphasizes the phases of the lifespan where the organism increases in ability, thus reaching a more desirable state. Plans are also spoken of as progressions, and because the expected sequence is towards the goal of the agents that formed the plan, these uses of the progress frame also emphasize improvement.
fn15schema:isUsedBy: frame:Stage_of_progress
fn15schema:seeAlso: frame:Improvement_or_decline
fn15schema:uses: frame:Undergo_change frame:Process
rdfs:label: Progression
fn15schema:definition: An Entity changes from a Prior_state to a Post_state in a sequence that follows a pre-defined plan, expectation, or model of change. The change is usually assumed to be an improvement for the Entity. Because this frame is describing change according to some known model of the Entity, the Prior_state and Post_state are backgrounded, and often implicit. Their offensive armament has developed from short range missiles to long-range ballistic weaponry in a relatively short period . The maturation of warhead technology is, perhaps, not far off . Recovery in our major overseas markets has progressed tentatively and increased spending by consumers and government does not appear to be benefiting this Why have we developed economically as we have? This frame is not equivalent to the frame Improvement_or_decline for two reasons. Firstly, Progression implies a smooth or multi-stage change involving several different states of the Entity in an expected sequence, while Improvement_or_decline may be simple or complex, in accord with an expected sequence or not. Secondly, progression along an expected sequence does not necessarily mean that things get better (or worse) for the Entity. This is clear in the case of progression of a disease, since different ailments have very different expected sequenes, with initial onset leading to expected disappearance (for cases like the cold), or to permanent impairment (in the case of Parkinsons), or to death (in many forms of cancer). However, it is more confusing in the very common case of the progress of a biological Entity from birth to death, where this frame often emphasizes the phases of the lifespan where the organism increases in ability, thus reaching a more desirable state. Plans are also spoken of as progressions, and because the expected sequence is towards the goal of the agents that formed the plan, these uses of the progress frame also emphasize improvement.
fn15schema:frame_name: Progression
fn15schema:hasCausative: frame:Cause_to_make_progress
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fn15schema:hasLexUnit: n5:v n7:v n10:n n16:n n17:v n20:v n28:v n30:v n26:v n5:n n19:n n27:n n20:n
fn15schema:isInheritedBy: frame:Ontogeny
fn15schema:frame_ID: 1340
fn15schema:frame_cBy: JKR
fn15schema:frame_cDate: 2005-03-01T12:58:19+01:00
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Subject Item: n29:progression
rdfs:domain: frame:Progression
fn15schema:frameElementOf: frame:Progression

Subject Item: n11:progression
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fn15schema:frameElementOf: frame:Progression

Subject Item: n31:progression
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fn15schema:frameElementOf: frame:Progression

Subject Item: n33:progression
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fn15schema:frameElementOf: frame:Progression

Subject Item: n16:n
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Subject Item: n23:advance-01
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