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Sidereal_appearance [change]
An Astronomical_entity comes into view above the horizon as part of a regular, periodic process of (apparent) motion of the Astronomical_entity across the sky. In the case of the sun, the appearance begins the day.
Venus|ast rose at 5:23 AM|tim, twenty minutes before the sun which reached the horizon at 5:43 AM.
At the time of the new moon, the moon|ast rises at about the same time the sun rises|tim, and it sets at about the same time the sun sets.
And, as the sun|ast came up over the trees|goa, it became golden, and then turned again into a silvery path; and the water came alive
Each day the sun's|ast rise offers us a new day.
Venus|ast rose at 5:23 AM|tim, twenty minutes before the sun which reached the horizon at 5:43 AM.
At the time of the new moon, the moon|ast rises at about the same time the sun rises|tim, and it sets at about the same time the sun sets.
And, as the sun|ast came up over the trees|goa, it became golden, and then turned again into a silvery path; and the water came alive
Each day the sun's|ast rise offers us a new day.
Properties
- ID
- #1430
- Entry
- frm_sidereal_appearance
- Namespace
- Eventive.Change
- FrameNet version
- Sidereal_appearance (fn_1.7_2023)
- Domains
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- Ontological type
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- English name
- Sidereal_appearance
Core Frame Elements (1)
| Frame element | Definition | Semantic type | Constraint |
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| Astronomical_entity |
An entity which is periodically visible from the earth's surface.
Heku left one morning as the sun|ast rose along the plain. |
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Peripheral Frame Elements (8)
| Frame element | Definition | Semantic type | Constraint |
|---|---|---|---|
| Degree |
The extent to which the Astronomical_entity comes into view above the horizon.
When the sun rose fully|deg, painting the area a beautiful red gold his father would turn to him and smile. |
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degree
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| Goal |
The Goal is the location above the horizon that the Astronomical_entity ends up in.
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category
goal
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| Manner |
This FE identifies the Manner in which the motion of the Astronomical_entity takes place. It covers any description of the appearance which is not covered by more specific FEs such as Speed, including general descriptions comparing events (the same way), and aesthetic judgements of the event .
The sun rose beautifully|man, but the air was cold. |
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manner
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| Path |
The sequence of locations that the Astronomical_entity traverses as it comes over the horizon.
A pale copper sun rose through a sea of muted cloud layers|pat, and now there is no afterglow at all. |
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| Place |
This FE identifies the Place from which the motion of the Astronomical_entity is viewed.
The very end of the eclipse will be visible as the sun rises in some locations in Africa and northeastern North America|pla. |
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locative_relation
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| Source |
The Source is the location the Astronomical_entity is construed to occupy before coming above the horizon.
The night passed away, and the sun rose from the ocean|Src. |
category
source
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| Speed |
This FE identifies the Speed at which the Astronomical_entity comes into view.
In the summer, the sun comes up quickly|spe, and you?ll need to work fast. |
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speed
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| Time |
This FE identifies the Time when the Astronomical_entity appears.
As the sun came up at 5:15 am|tim, it made the red rocks almost glow. |
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time
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Extra-thematic Frame Elements (5)
| Frame element | Definition | Semantic type | Constraint |
|---|---|---|---|
| Circumstances |
A setting, often temporal or spatial, within which the appearance of the Astronomical_entity takes place The Sun rose with just a few clouds along the eastern horizon|cir as we eagerly unpacked our gear. |
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| Correlated_event |
An event that takes place simultaneously with the Astronomical_entity's appearance.
The moon rose with the early onset of dusk|cor. |
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| Depictive |
This FE identifies any Depictive phrase describing the the state of the Astronomical_entity during the motion.
That morning the sun rose blood red|dep in the east. |
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| Frequency |
FN: The amount of times the Astronomical_entity appears per unit of time.
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| Result |
This FE identifies the Result of the Astronomical_entity's motion.
As we continued moving east, the sun rose high. |
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Frame-Frame Relations (1)
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Lexical Units (3)
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