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| ===== Sort Specification and Examples ===== | ===== Sort Specification and Examples ===== | ||
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| Formal entities **[fe]**: represent extralingual objects (formulas, drawings, pictures, etc.), which play an important role in multimedia documents. | Formal entities **[fe]**: represent extralingual objects (formulas, drawings, pictures, etc.), which play an important role in multimedia documents. | ||
| Examples:at the top of the diagram, the area in the top right corner, etc. | Examples:at the top of the diagram, the area in the top right corner, etc. | ||
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| *Quantitative graduators **[ng]**: are used (mostly) for " | *Quantitative graduators **[ng]**: are used (mostly) for " | ||
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| *Local situational descriptors **[l]** are locations primarily connected to objects. Examples:on the building, under the chair, next to the door, etc. | *Local situational descriptors **[l]** are locations primarily connected to objects. Examples:on the building, under the chair, next to the door, etc. | ||
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| ==== si (Situation) ==== | ==== si (Situation) ==== | ||
| Situations **[si]**: or states of affairs mirror the constellation of objects, their modes of being, or the changes they are undergoing. It is possible to distinguish between static situations **[st]** and dynamic situations **[dy]**. | Situations **[si]**: or states of affairs mirror the constellation of objects, their modes of being, or the changes they are undergoing. It is possible to distinguish between static situations **[st]** and dynamic situations **[dy]**. | ||
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| - | *Static situations (states) **[st]**: physical states as well as psychic states, expressed by means of nouns. Examples: being pale with hunger, having a temperature of, having a serious illness. etc. | + | Static situations (states) **[st]**: physical states as well as psychic states, expressed by means of nouns. Examples: being pale with hunger, having a temperature of, having a serious illness. etc. |
| *Dynamic situations (events) **[dy]** are further classified into actions and happenings. | *Dynamic situations (events) **[dy]** are further classified into actions and happenings. | ||
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