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Basis_for_attribute [conceptual]
A piece of information about a Landmark is presented as more accessible and useful for determining or communicating a similar type of information about the Trajector. In this construal of a situation, there is a (more) profiled element, the Trajector, and an un- or less profiled element, the Landmark. In combination with a schematically-defined Profiled_region (with a pre-defined relationship to the Landmark), the Landmark serves as the basis for understanding the status or location of the Trajector.
The cat in the shed purred violently .
The shed around the cat shook .
We 'll have to leave before noon .
In the 1990s , though , the rate at which DNA could be read revved into high gear .
The cat in the shed purred violently .
The shed around the cat shook .
We 'll have to leave before noon .
In the 1990s , though , the rate at which DNA could be read revved into high gear .
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- ID
- #1160
- Entry
- frm_basis_for_attribute
- Namespace
- Structural
- FrameNet version
- Basis_for_attribute (fn_1.7_2023)
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- English name
- Basis_for_attribute
Core Frame Elements (2)
| Frame element | Definition | Semantic type | Constraint |
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| Landmark |
The entity, generally presupposed, whose status or location is known or knowable and which thus serves as a basis for understanding the status or location of the Trajector by locating it in a Profiled_region which has a particular relation to the Landmark.
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| Trajector |
The entity whose status or location is (generally) unknown, and whose status or location is established by examining the Profiled_region.
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Core Unexpressed Frame Elements (1)
| Frame element | Definition | Semantic type | Constraint |
|---|---|---|---|
| Profiled_region |
The region which has a particular shape, orientation, size, and location (literal or metaphorical) with respect to the Landmark. The shape of the Profiled_region is virtually always incorporated in the target. This shaped region usually includes the location of the Landmark, as seen with in.prep, at.prep, on.prep, but may also do exactly the opposite, as with away from.prep.
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