Universal Relations - Revision history

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	== Syntax ==		== Syntax ==
	Universal relations are represented as follows:		Universal relations are represented as follows:
	<rel>:<scope>(<source>;<target>)		<rel>:<scope>(<source>,<target>)
	where:		where:
	*<rel> is the name of the relation (two-character or three-character lower-case strings) (see the complete list of relations below)		*<rel> is the name of the relation (two-character or three-character lower-case strings) (see the complete list of relations below)

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	**tmf (initial time)		**tmf (initial time)
	**tmt (final time)		**tmt (final time)
	**dur (duration ~~or cooccurrence~~)		**dur (duration)
			***coo (co-occurrence)
	*man (manner)		*man (manner)
	**ins (instrument or method)		**ins (instrument or method)
			***met (method)
	**pur (purpose)		**pur (purpose)
	*rsn (reason)		*rsn (reason)

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	*or (disjunction)		*or (disjunction)
	*per (proportion, rate, distribution or basis for a comparison)		*per (proportion, rate, distribution or basis for a comparison)
			**bas (basis for a comparison)
	*plc (location: physical or logical)		*plc (location: physical or logical)
	**gol (final place or state, destination)		**gol (final place or state, destination)

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	*obj (patient)		*obj (patient)
	**opl (objective place)		**opl (objective place)
			**res (result)
	*or (disjunction)		*or (disjunction)
	*per (proportion, rate, distribution or basis for a comparison)		*per (proportion, rate, distribution or basis for a comparison)
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	**via (intermediate place, path)		**via (intermediate place, path)
	*ptn (partner)		*ptn (partner)
	*res (result)
	*tim (time)		*tim (time)
	**tmf (initial time)		**tmf (initial time)

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	*cnt (content or theme)		*cnt (content or theme)
	*con (condition)		*con (condition)
			*exp (experiencer)
	*mod (modifier)		*mod (modifier)
	**mat (material)		**mat (material)
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	**pos (possessor)		**pos (possessor)
	**qua (quantifier)		**qua (quantifier)
	*~~exp~~ (~~experiencer~~)		*obj (patient)
			**opl (objective place)
	*or (disjunction)		*or (disjunction)
	*per (proportion, rate, distribution or basis for a comparison)		*per (proportion, rate, distribution or basis for a comparison)

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	#*''work until late'' = tmt(work;late) = tim(work;late.@until)		#*''work until late'' = tmt(work;late) = tim(work;late.@until)
	#*''work during the summer'' = dur(work;summer) = tim(work;summer.@during)		#*''work during the summer'' = dur(work;summer) = tim(work;summer.@during)
	~~#*''live and die'' = seq(live;die) = tim(live;die.@after)~~
	#*''kill with a knife'' = ins(kill;knife) = man(kill;knife.@with)		#*''kill with a knife'' = ins(kill;knife) = man(kill;knife.@with)
	#*etc.		#*etc.

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	\|The subject of an stative verb. Also used to express the predicative relation between the predicate and the subject.		\|The subject of an stative verb. Also used to express the predicative relation between the predicate and the subject.
	\|John has two daughters = aoj(have;John)<br />the book belongs to Mary = aoj(belong;book)<br />the book contains many pictures = aoj(contain;book)<br />John is sad = aoj(sad;John)<br />John looks sad = aoj(sad;John);		\|John has two daughters = aoj(have;John)<br />the book belongs to Mary = aoj(belong;book)<br />the book contains many pictures = aoj(contain;book)<br />John is sad = aoj(sad;John)<br />John looks sad = aoj(sad;John);
	\|-
	~~\|bas~~
	~~\|basis~~
	~~\|The basis of a comparison.~~
	~~\|John is more beautiful than Peter = bas(beautiful;Peter)<br />John is as intelligent as Mary = bas(intelligent;Mary)<br />John is the most intelligent of us = bas(intelligent;we)~~
	\|-		\|-
	\|ben		\|ben
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	\|-		\|-
	\|per		\|per
	\|proportion, rate, distribution or ~~measure~~		\|proportion, rate, distribution, measure or basis for a comparison
	\|Used to indicate a measure or quantification of an event.		\|Used to indicate a measure or quantification of an event.
	\|The course was split in two parts = per(split;in two parts)<br />twice a week = per(twice;week)<br />The new coat costs $70 = per(cost;$70)		\|The course was split in two parts = per(split;in two parts)<br />twice a week = per(twice;week)<br />The new coat costs $70 = per(cost;$70)<br />
			John is more beautiful than Peter = per(beautiful;Peter)<br />John is as intelligent as Mary = per(intelligent;Mary)<br />John is the most intelligent of us = per(intelligent;we)
	\|-		\|-
	\|plc		\|plc
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	\|-		\|-
	\|seq		\|seq
	\|~~sequence or~~ consequence		\|consequence
	\|Used to express ~~a sequence of events~~.		\|Used to express consequence.
	\|~~John cleaned the room before Peter left = seq(John cleaned the room;Peter left)<br />Peter left after John cleaned the room~~ = seq(~~John cleaned the room~~;~~Peter left~~)		\|I think therefore I am = seq(I think;I am)
	\|-		\|-
	\|src		\|src

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	**iof (example, instance of)		**iof (example, instance of)
	**pof (meronym, part of)		**pof (meronym, part of)
			*ben (beneficiary)
	*cnt (content or theme)		*cnt (content or theme)
	*con (condition)		*con (condition)
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	**dur (duration or cooccurrence)		**dur (duration or cooccurrence)
	*man (manner)		*man (manner)
	**ben (beneficiary)
	**ins (instrument or method)		**ins (instrument or method)
	**pur (purpose)		**pur (purpose)

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	**tmf (initial time)		**tmf (initial time)
	**tmt (final time)		**tmt (final time)
	**dur (duration)		**dur (duration or cooccurrence)
	*man (manner)		*man (manner)
	**ben (beneficiary)		**ben (beneficiary)

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	*exp (experiencer)		*exp (experiencer)
	*or (disjunction)		*or (disjunction)
	*plc (location)		*per (proportion, rate, distribution or basis for a comparison)
			*plc (location: physical or logical)
	**gol (final place or state, destination)		**gol (final place or state, destination)
	**lpl (logical place, scene)		**lpl (logical place, scene)
	**src (initial place or state, origin)		**src (initial place or state, origin)
	**via (intermediate place, path)		**via (intermediate place, path)
			*ptn (partner)
	*res (result)		*res (result)
	*tim (time)		*tim (time)
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	**dur (duration)		**dur (duration)
	*man (manner)		*man (manner)
	**bas (basis for comparison)
	**ben (beneficiary)		**ben (beneficiary)
	**ins (instrument or method)		**ins (instrument or method)
	**per (proportion, rate, distribution)
	**ptn (partner)
	**pur (purpose)		**pur (purpose)
	*rsn (reason)		*rsn (reason)