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Path_traveled [entity]
A Path, a series of connected locations, is traversed by a Theme, moving under its own power or under the influence of a physical force. The Path may be described in various terms depending on whether it is bounded or not. If it is bounded, the Path may be identified by its Endpoints, which may be presented separately as Source and Goal.
For Earth, these perturbations slowly change the eccentricity of the planet's
[orbit|Path] around the Sun.
From the eyewitness accounts, as well as satellite data, videos and photos, Brown and his team have worked out the meteor's [path|pat] through space.
Its period around Saturn is just under one Earth day, meaning that it really barrels along, to cover its 700,000 mile [orbit|pat] in such a short time.
For Earth, these perturbations slowly change the eccentricity of the planet's
[orbit|Path] around the Sun.
From the eyewitness accounts, as well as satellite data, videos and photos, Brown and his team have worked out the meteor's [path|pat] through space.
Its period around Saturn is just under one Earth day, meaning that it really barrels along, to cover its 700,000 mile [orbit|pat] in such a short time.
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- #1592
- Entry
- frm_path_traveled
- Namespace
- Entity
- FrameNet version
- Path_traveled (fn_1.7_2023)
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- Path_traveled
Core Frame Elements (2)
| Frame element | Definition | Semantic type | Constraint |
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| Path |
The series of interconnected locations that the Theme traverses.
In insects, blood is confined to vessels during only a portion of its [circuit|pat] through the body. |
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| Theme |
The moving object whose motion describes the Path.
The thick white line shows the army's|the path from Uzbekistan through Iran, Iraq, Palestine, and into Italy. |
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physical_object
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Peripheral Frame Elements (8)
| Frame element | Definition | Semantic type | Constraint |
|---|---|---|---|
| Characteristic |
The Characteristic is a characteristic(s) of the Path.
Unlike Hubble, Compton was not designed to be serviced by astronauts in its 270 mile|Char orbit. |
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| Direction |
The Direction is the direction or directions the Path runs.
There was huge relief that Hurricane Emily's projected westward|Dir path across the Caribbean is likely to track to the south of oil and gas fields. |
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| Endpoints |
The Endpoints are two (or more) named endpoints of the Path.
This Pacific typhoon traveled far inland, knocking down everything in its path between Los Angeles and Denver. |
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| Goal |
The Goal is the endpoint of the Path.
The Cassini spacecraft will travel 3.5 billion kilometers (2.175 billion miles) along its path from Earth to Saturn. |
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goal
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| Ground |
A setting location through which the Path goes.
Hurrican Dennis was blamed for five deaths in Florida and Georgia -- but was much more brutal in its path across the Caribbean|gro. |
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| Landmark |
An entity relative to which the Theme moves on its Path .
Lenny killed at least nine people and caused millions of dollars in damage on its course past 16 Caribbean islands. |
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| Length |
The Length is the distance the Path extends.
The bolt traveled smoothly in its short path through the air to Santa. |
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| Source |
The Source is one of the Endpoints treated as a source.
The Cassini spacecraft will travel 3.5 billion kilometers (2.175 billion miles) along its path from Earth|Src to Saturn. |
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source
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Frame-Frame Relations (1)
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Lexical Units (4)
| LU | Type | Definition |
|---|---|---|
| circuit.n | — | FN: a course around the periphery of a location |
| course.n | — | COD: the route or direction followed by a ship, aircraft, road, or river |
| orbit.n | — | COD: the regularly repeated elliptical course of a celestial object or spacecraft about a star or planet. |
| path.n | — | COD: the direction in which a person or thing moves. |
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