> run ../doc/webkb2OntologicalExamples.html
In ../doc/webkb2OntologicalExamples.html, at (or a bit before) line 86.
This new statement is comparable to an already existing statement: [u#graph1_on_alteration [an #alteration, pm#agent: spamOnly@phmartin.info, pm#modified_object: http://www.webkb.org/doc/webkb2OntologicalExamples.html, pm#precondition: (a #permit, pm#beneficiary: spamOnly@phmartin.info, pm#object: [any #alteration, pm#modified_object: http://www.webkb.org/doc/webkb2OntologicalExamples.html]), pm#instrument: the pm#Emacs_text_editor, pm#sub_process of: (an #augmentation, pm#agent: spamOnly@phmartin.info, pm#modified_object: http://www.webkb.org/doc/webkb2OntologicalExamples.html, pm#material: several #example), pm#purpose: (an #improvement, pm#agent: spamOnly@phmartin.info, pm#modified_object: http://www.webkb.org/doc/webkb2OntologicalExamples.html), pm#time: 21/1/2001 , pm#duration: 2 #hour] ](24/10/2025) If you think that statement is false or unprecise enough, please explicit this by adding a relation of type 'corrective_specialization', 'corrective_generalization' or 'correction' from your statement to the over-generalized/over-specialized/false statement. Note: it is more likely that you'll have to restrict/precise an existing statement than generalize it. Use the relation type 'correction' only if you cannot specialize or generalize the "faulty" statement.
> ["This file illustrates how to represent various kinds of objects", part of: http://www.webkb.org/doc/webkb2OntologicalExamples.html, descr: [http://www.webkb.org/doc/webkb2OntologicalExamples.html, descr_container of: (some pm#description, result of: (an exemplification, object: some pm#knowledge_representation))]] [u#graph1_on_http://www.webkb.org/doc/webkb2OntologicalExamples.html ["This file illustrates how to represent various kinds of objects", pm#part of: http://www.webkb.org/doc/webkb2OntologicalExamples.html, pm#descr: [http://www.webkb.org/doc/webkb2OntologicalExamples.html, pm#descr_container of: (a pm#description, pm#result of: (a #typification, pm#object: a pm#knowledge_representation))]] ](02/11/2025) > [spamOnly@phmartin.info, #height: 1.78 m, body_weight: 75 kg] [u#graph9_on_spamOnly@phmartin.info [spamOnly@phmartin.info, #height: 1.78 #meter, #body_weight: 75 #kilogram] ](02/11/2025) > [most leopards, able to be agent of: (some #running, attribute: (a velocity >= (the velocity, attribute of: (some #running, able to agent: any rabbit))))] [u#graph1_on_leopard [most #leopard, able to be pm#agent of: (a #running, pm#attribute: (a #speed, >= (a #speed, pm#attribute of: (a #running, able to pm#agent: any #rabbit))))] ](02/11/2025) > [http://www.webkb.org/doc/webkb2OntologicalExamples.html, object of: (a #creation, time: (a #date, pm#before: 21/01/2001 23:59:59))] [u#graph2_on_http://www.webkb.org/doc/webkb2OntologicalExamples.html [http://www.webkb.org/doc/webkb2OntologicalExamples.html, pm#object of: (a #creation, pm#time: (a #date, pm#before: 21/1/2001 23:59:59))] ](02/11/2025) > [most electronic_computers, on: a #table, in: a room]In ../doc/webkb2OntologicalExamples.html, at (or a bit before) line 165.
Warning: there are 2 categories with name "room" specializing the type pm#spatial_object__spatialobject (= nsm#place):
#room an area within a building enclosed by walls and floor and ceiling; "the rooms were very small but they had a nice view"
supertype: #area,
subtype: #anechoic_chamber #anteroom #back_room #ballroom #barroom #bathroom #bedroom #belfry #billiard_room #boardroom #cardroom #prison_cell #cubicle #chamber.room #checkroom #classroom #clean_room #coatroom #closet #clubroom #compartment #conference_room #control_room #courtroom #cubby #cutting_room #darkroom #den #dining_room #door.room #dressing_room #durbar #engine_room #trading_floor #furnace_room #gallery.room #art_gallery #greenroom #guardroom #hall #hospital_room #kitchen #lawcourt #library #living_room #locker_room #lounge #manor_hall #poolroom #presence_chamber #rathole.room #reading_room #reception_room #recreation_room #rotunda #scullery #sewing_room #shipping_room #shower_room #showroom #sickbay #sickroom #smoking_room #squadroom.room #squadroom #steam_room #storeroom #study.room #sun_parlor #surgery #television_room #test_room #lavatory #torture_chamber #sacristy #workroom,
part: #ceiling #floor #room_light #wall,
part of: #edifice;
#rooms__room__suite apartment consisting of a series of connected rooms used as a living unit (as in a hotel)
supertype: #apartment;
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