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Weather Attributes
#$Raininess-Coll raininess
- coll
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**GAFs NOT REVIEWED**
A specialization of #$PhysicalAttribute. Each
instance of #$Raininess is a measure of the intensity with
which it is raining at an instance of #$OutdoorLocation
(q.v.). (At the low extreme, it is not raining at all.)
Degrees of raininess may be represented qualitatively (e.g.,
#$Rainy), or using #$GenericValueFunctions. The raininess of
a location is indicated with the predicate #$raininessOfRegion.
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direct instance of: #$CollectionType
direct specialization of:
#$Collection
#$raininessOfRegion-Coll raininess
of region - coll
**COMMENT NOT REVIEWED**
**GAFs NOT REVIEWED**
(#$raininessOfRegion LOC DEGREE) indicates the
intensity with which it is raining at the #$OutdoorLocation
LOC. (If it is not raining at LOC, it will be the case that
(#$raininessOfRegion LOC (#$NoAmountFn #$Raininess).)
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direct instance of: #$BinaryPredicate
direct specialization of:
#$isa
#$RelativeHumidity-Coll humidity
**COMMENT NOT REVIEWED**
**GAFs NOT REVIEWED**
A collection of attributes; a subcollection of #$ScalarInterval.
Instances of #$RelativeHumidity represent the extent to
which the atmosphere at a location approaches total
saturation with water vapor. The relative humidity of a
location is indicated with the predicate #$ambientRelativeHumidity.
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direct instance of: #$CollectionType
direct specialization of:
#$Collection
#$ambientRelativeHumidity-Coll ambient
relative humidity - coll
**COMMENT NOT REVIEWED**
**GAFs NOT REVIEWED**
(#$ambientRelativeHumidity LOC DEGREE) indicates
the DEGREE to which the water vapor content of the air at
LOC approaches the total possible saturation (at that temperature).
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direct instance of: #$BinaryPredicate
direct specialization of:
#$isa
#$DegreeOfCloudiness levels
of cloudiness
**COMMENT NOT REVIEWED**
**GAFs NOT REVIEWED**
A collection of collections of #$OutdoorLocations.
Each instance of #$DegreeOfCloudiness
is collection of #$OutdoorLocations
with a particular degree of cloud cover. Instances of #$DegreeOfCloudiness
include #$Cloudless, #$PartiallyCloudCovered,
and #$CompletelyCloudCovered.
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direct instance of: #$TotallyOrderedCollectionType
#$SecondOrderCollection
direct specialization of:
#$OutdoorLocationByWeatherType
#$Cloudless cloudless
**COMMENT NOT REVIEWED**
**GAFs NOT REVIEWED**
An instance of #$OutdoorLocationByWeatherType
and specialization of #$OutdoorLocation.
Each instance is an #$OutdoorLocation
that has no cloud cover.
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direct instance of:
#$OutdoorLocationByWeatherType
direct specialization of:
#$OutdoorLocation
#$Cloudy cloudy
An instance of #$OutdoorLocationByWeatherType
and a specialization of #$OutdoorLocation.
Each instance of #$Cloudy is an #$OutdoorLocation
that has at least some cloud cover, and this cloud cover is
not located exclusively at ground-level (in which case the
location would be an instance of #$Foggy instead.
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direct instance of:
#$OutdoorLocationByWeatherType
direct specialization of:
#$OutdoorLocation
direct generalization of:
#$PartiallyCloudCovered
#$Snowy #$CompletelyCloudCovered
#$PartiallyCloudCovered partially
cloud covered
**COMMENT NOT REVIEWED**
**GAFs NOT REVIEWED**
An instance of #$DegreeOfCloudiness
and a specialization of #$OutdoorLocation.
Each instance is an #$OutdoorLocation
having some cloud cover but not enough to completely block
out all direct sunlight. Direct sunlight comes and goes as
clouds occluding the sun pass.
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direct instance of:
#$DegreeOfCloudiness
direct specialization of:
#$Cloudy
#$CompletelyCloudCovered completely
cloud covered
**GAFs NOT REVIEWED**
A instance of #$DegreeOfCloudiness
and a specialization of #$OutdoorLocation.
Each instance is an #$OutdoorLocation
that is so clouded over with a uniform layer grey or white
clouds that direct sunlight is blocked out. There are no
shadows, the shape or exact location of the sun or moon is
impossible to identify.
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direct instance of:
#$DegreeOfCloudiness
direct specialization of:
#$Cloudy
#$Visibility-Coll visibility
- coll
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**GAFs NOT REVIEWED**
A specialization of #$PhysicalAttribute. Each
instance of #$Visibility is a measure of how clear the
ambient fluid at a location is. Higher values indicate one
can see farther (than one could have at lower values at the
same location). Different degrees of visibility may be
designated using a #$GenericValueFunction. Visibility at a
location is expressed with the predicate #$ambientVisibility.
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direct instance of: #$CollectionType
direct specialization of:
#$Collection
#$ambientVisibility-Coll ambient
visibility - coll
**COMMENT NOT REVIEWED**
**GAFs NOT REVIEWED**
(#$ambientVisibility LOC DEGREE) indicates how
clear the ambient fluid is at the location LOC. Higher
values of DEGREE mean one can see farther (than one could
have at lower values).
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direct instance of: #$BinaryPredicate
direct specialization of:
#$isa
#$LightIntensity-Coll light
intensity - coll
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**GAFs NOT REVIEWED**
A specialization of #$PhysicalAttribute. Each
instance of #$LightIntensity is a characterization of how
brightly illuminated a location is. The light intensity of a
location is indicated with the predicate #$illuminationLevel (q.v.).
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direct instance of: #$CollectionType
direct specialization of:
#$illuminationLevel-Coll illumination
level - coll
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**GAFs NOT REVIEWED**
(#$illuminationLevel LOC DEGREE) indicates how
brightly illuminated the location LOC is. Higher values of
DEGREE mean greater light intensity.
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direct instance of: #$BinaryPredicate
direct specialization of:
#$isa
#$Temperature temperatures
(quantities) (structured information sources)
A specialization of #$PhysicalQuantity. Each
instance of #$Temperature
is an amount of heat in a particular instance of #$PartiallyTangible.
An instance of #$Temperature
may be either a fixed interval, such as 98.6 degrees
Fahrenheit (cf. #$UnitOfTemperature),
or a range, such as #$HumanHabitableTemperature or #$TooHotToTouch.
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direct instance of:
#$FundamentalNumericScalarIntervalType
#$AtemporalNecessarilyEssentialCollectionType
direct specialization of: #$PhysicalQuantity
#$ambientTemperature ambient temperature
A #$PhysicalAttributeDescriptionSlot. The predicate
#$ambientTemperature
is used to indicate the average temperature in the free
space around a particular object. (#$ambientTemperature
OBJ TEMP) means that the space around the tangible object
OBJ is at the #$Temperature
TEMP. Used with #$holdsIn (q.v.), #$ambientTemperature
expresses the surrounding temperature for a given object at
some point in time. For the temperature of the object
itself, use #$temperatureOfObject (q.v.).
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direct instance of:
#$IntervalBasedQuantitySlot
direct specialization of:
#$hasAttributes
#$dailyHighTemperature daily
high temperature
**COMMENT NOT REVIEWED**
**GAFs NOT REVIEWED**
(#$dailyHighTemperature
PLACE TEMP) means that the #$Temperature
TEMP is the high temperature for a day at the #$GeographicalRegion
PLACE. #$dailyHighTemperature
is typically used for a specified period of time (e.g., a
particular day or a specific season); it may be used with
generic temperature ranges as well as precise temperatures.
Examples: using #$holdsIn, we can say
that Austin's temperature for 7/20/96 is 102 degrees
Fahrenheit; or we can say that for any #$SummerSeason,
Austin's [typical] #$dailyHighTemperature
is #$VeryHot.
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direct instance of:
#$IntervalBasedQuantitySlot
#$dailyLowTemperature daily
low temperature
**COMMENT NOT REVIEWED**
**GAFs NOT REVIEWED**
(#$dailyLowTemperature
PLACE TEMP) means that the #$Temperature
TEMP is the low temperature for a day at the #$GeographicalRegion
PLACE. #$dailyLowTemperature
is typically used for a specified period of time (e.g., a
particular day or a specific season); it may be used with
generic temperature ranges as well as precise temperatures.
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direct instance of:
#$IntervalBasedQuantitySlot
#$Pressure pressures
(quantities) (structured information sources)
(mathematical concepts)
**COMMENT NOT REVIEWED**
**GAFs NOT REVIEWED**
A specialization of #$PhysicalQuantity. Each
instance of #$Pressure is a
specific measure of a force exerted on some surface. Degrees
of #$Pressure
may be represented using #$GenericValueFunctions or with
qualitative collections (e.g., #$BruisingPressure,
#$FracturingPressure, #$ImperceptiblePressure). Indicate the
#$Pressure
of a particular fluid with the predicate #$fluidPressure
(q.v.); indicate atmospheric pressure with #$barometricPressure (q.v.).
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direct instance of:
#$DerivedNumericScalarIntervalType
#$AtemporalNecessarilyEssentialCollectionType
direct specialization of: #$PhysicalQuantity
#$barometricPressure barometric pressure
**COMMENT NOT REVIEWED**
**GAFs NOT REVIEWED**
(#$barometricPressure
GAS PRESS) means that the instance of #$GaseousTangibleThing
GAS has the #$Pressure PRESS.
Typically, GAS is a piece of atmosphere; #$barometricPressure
indicates the atmospheric pressure in and around that `object'.
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direct instance of: #$TangibleObjectPredicate #$IntervalBasedQuantitySlot
#$OutdoorLocationByWeatherType weather attributes
A collection of collections. Each instance of #$OutdoorLocationByWeatherType
is a collection of #$OutdoorLocations
with similar weather. Notable instances are #$Snowy, #$Sunny, and #$Cloudy.
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direct instance of: #$SecondOrderCollection
direct specialization of:
#$ExistingStuffType
direct generalization of:
#$DegreeOfCloudiness
#$weather weather
(binary predicate) (CycL predicate) (relationship)
The predicate #$weather is used to
describe the weather at a particular outdoor location. (#$weather LOC
WEATHER) means that the #$OutdoorLocation
LOC is an instance of the #$OutdoorLocationByWeatherType
WEATHER. For example, to say that it's snowy in Lake Tahoe,
we would say: (#$weather
#$LakeTahoe #$Snowy). Note that
multiple sorts of conditions can characterize the weather at
a given region at a given time; thus the truth of (#$weather
#$LakeTahoe #$Snowy) does not rule
out the possiblity of (#$weather
#$LakeTahoe #$Cloudy) also being true.
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direct instance of: #$BinaryPredicate
direct specialization of:
#$isa
#$Rainy-Coll rainy
- coll
**COMMENT NOT REVIEWED**
**GAFs NOT REVIEWED**
The #$WeatherAttribute that characterizes an #$OutdoorLocation
at which it is raining.
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direct instance of:
#$Collection
direct specialization of:
#$OutdoorLocation
#$Snowy snowy locations
**COMMENT NOT REVIEWED**
**GAFs NOT REVIEWED**
A specialization of #$OutdoorLocation.
Each instance is an outdoor location that is snowy.
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direct instance of:
#$OutdoorLocationByWeatherType
direct specialization of:
#$Cloudy
#$Foggy foggy
(geographical region) (place) (geographical thing)
**COMMENT NOT REVIEWED**
**GAFs NOT REVIEWED**
An instance of #$OutdoorLocationByWeatherType.
Each instance of #$Foggy is an instance
of #$OutdoorLocation
covered by a ground-level cloud.
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direct instance of:
#$OutdoorLocationByWeatherType
direct specialization of:
#$OutdoorLocation
#$Gusty gusty
**COMMENT NOT REVIEWED**
**GAFs NOT REVIEWED**
An instance of #$OutdoorLocationByWeatherType.
Each instance of #$Gusty is an instance
of #$OutdoorLocation
in which the wind is subject to sudden changes in direction
and intensity.
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direct instance of:
#$OutdoorLocationByWeatherType
direct specialization of:
#$OutdoorLocation
#$Sunny sunny
(geographical region) (place) (geographical thing)
**COMMENT NOT REVIEWED**
**GAFs NOT REVIEWED**
The collection of all instances of #$OutdoorLocation
that are sunny.
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direct instance of:
#$OutdoorLocationByWeatherType
direct specialization of:
#$OutdoorLocation
Weather Events
#$WeatherEvent weather events
A specialization of #$PhysicalEvent.
Each instance of #$WeatherEvent
is a meteorological event of some duration, occurring over
some spatial region. Some weather events are almost
instantaneous (for example, instances of the collection #$LightningEvent),
while others are quite lengthy (for example, instances of
the collection #$AnnualClimateCycle). Spatially, weather
events may cover a small locality or a large portion of a continent.
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direct instance of:
#$DefaultDisjointScriptType
direct specialization of:
#$PhysicalEvent
direct generalization of: #$AnnualClimateCycle #$SeasonOfYear #$ImmediateWeatherProcess
#$ImmediateWeatherProcess meteorological events
A specialization of #$WeatherEvent.
Each instance of #$WeatherEvent
is a meteorological event of a duration shorter than a
seasonal process. A particular hurricane event, for example,
might be characteristic of a seasonal process for a region;
but the hurricane event itself is an instance of #$ImmediateWeatherProcess.
Another example of an instance of #$ImmediateWeatherProcess
is a single #$LightningEvent.
(Cf. #$AnnualClimateCycle.)
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direct instance of:
#$DefaultDisjointScriptType
#$TemporalStuffType
direct specialization of:
#$WeatherEvent
direct generalization of:
#$PrecipitationProcess
#$WindProcess
#$LightningEvent
#$LightningEvent lightning
A specialization of both #$Emission and #$ImmediateWeatherProcess.
In each instance of #$LightningEvent,
a flashing of light is produced by the discharge of
atmospheric electricity.
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direct instance of:
#$DefaultDisjointScriptType
#$TemporalObjectType
direct specialization of:
#$ElectricalEvent #$Emission #$ImmediateWeatherProcess
#$PrecipitationProcess precipitation processes
A specialization of #$ImmediateWeatherProcess,
#$FallingEvent, and #$EmittingStuff. Each instance of #$PrecipitationProcess
is a meteorological process in which atmospheric clouds
precipitate rain, snow, or some other form of precipitation.
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direct instance of:
#$TemporalStuffType
direct specialization of:
#$ImmediateWeatherProcess #$FallingProcess
direct generalization of:
#$RainProcess
#$HailProcess
#$SnowProcess
#$RainProcess showers
(meteorological events) (weather events) (outdoor activities)
A specialization of #$PrecipitationProcess.
Each instance of #$RainProcess is
an event in which the condensed liquid water in one or more
clouds forms droplets (or ice cystals which subsequently
melt in mid-air) substantial enough to fall to the surface
of the planet.
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direct instance of:
#$TemporalStuffType
#$DefaultDisjointScriptType
direct specialization of:
#$PrecipitationProcess
#$SnowProcess snowing
A specialization of #$PrecipitationProcess.
Each instance of #$SnowProcess is
an event in which the condensed liquid water in one or more
clouds freezes into ice crystals which become substantial
enough to fall to the earth as snow. See also #$Snowflake.
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direct instance of:
#$DefaultDisjointScriptType
direct specialization of:
#$PrecipitationProcess
#$HailProcess hail
A specialization of #$PrecipitationProcess.
Each instance of #$HailProcess is
an event in which small chunks, usually consisting of
several layers of ice, fall to the earth from clouds.
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direct instance of:
#$TemporalStuffType
direct specialization of:
#$PrecipitationProcess
#$WindProcess winds
(meteorological events) (weather events) (movements
from one place to another)
A specialization of both #$ImmediateWeatherProcess
and #$Translation-Flow.
Each instance of #$WindProcess is
an event in which the ambient air (or some significant part
of the ambient air) at a #$GeographicalRegion
is in motion.
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direct instance of: #$StuffType #$DefaultDisjointScriptType
direct specialization of:
#$ImmediateWeatherProcess #$Translation-Flow
Weather Objects
#$CloudOfH2O clouds
of water
**COMMENT NOT REVIEWED**
**GAFs NOT REVIEWED**
A cloud of particles of liquid or solid water in
the atmosphere covering a #$GeographicalRegion.
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direct instance of:
#$ExistingStuffType
direct specialization of: #$CloudlikeObject
#$CloudInSky clouds (places)
A specialization of #$CloudOfH2O.
Each instance of #$CloudInSky is a
cloud located in the sky over some instance of #$GeographicalRegion.
Since #$CloudInSky is a
specialization of #$CloudOfH2O,
each instance of #$CloudInSky must
be primarily composed of water particles.
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direct instance of:
#$ExistingObjectType
direct specialization of:
#$Individual
direct generalization of:
#$PrecipitationCloud
#$Fog fog
**COMMENT NOT REVIEWED**
**GAFs NOT REVIEWED**
The collection of clouds (instances of #$CloudOfH2O)
that cover a #$GeographicalRegion
at ground-level.
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direct instance of:
#$ExistingStuffType
direct specialization of: #$Mist
#$PrecipitationCloud precipitation clouds
**COMMENT NOT REVIEWED**
**GAFs NOT REVIEWED**
The collection of clouds that emit #$PrecipitationParticles
in instances of #$PrecipitationProcess.
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direct instance of:
#$ExistingObjectType
direct specialization of:
#$InanimateThing-Natural #$CloudInSky
#$PrecipitationParticle precipitation
(fresh water) (naturally occurring tangible thing)
(inanimate object)
A specialization of both #$InanimateThing-Natural
and #$Particle.
Each instance of #$PrecipitationParticle
is a particle of liquid or solid water emitted by a cloud in
some instance of #$PrecipitationProcess (q.v.).
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direct instance of:
#$ExistingObjectType
direct specialization of:
#$Particle #$Water-Fresh #$InanimateThing-Natural
direct generalization of:
#$Snowflake #$Raindrop #$HailStone
#$Raindrop raindrops
**COMMENT NOT REVIEWED**
**GAFs NOT REVIEWED**
The collection of drops of liquid water emitted by
clouds in instances of #$RainProcess.
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direct instance of:
#$ExistingObjectType
direct specialization of: #$Rainwater #$PrecipitationParticle
#$Snowflake snowflakes
A specialization of #$PrecipitationParticle.
Each instance of #$Snowflake is a
frozen water crystal emitted by a cloud during an instances
of #$SnowProcess (q.v.).
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direct instance of:
#$ExistingObjectType
direct specialization of:
#$PrecipitationParticle
#$HailStone hailstones
A specialization of #$PrecipitationParticle.
Instances of #$HailStone are
small particles emitted from clouds in instances of #$HailProcess
(q.v.). Instances of #$HailStone
usually consist of several concentric layers of ice.
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direct instance of:
#$ExistingObjectType
direct specialization of:
#$PrecipitationParticle
Climatic Seasons
#$SeasonOfYear seasons
(weather events) (physical events) (events)
A specialization of #$PhysicalEvent.
Each instance of #$SeasonOfYear is
an event characterized by specific meteorological or
climatic conditions that occurs during an annual climate
cycle (see #$AnnualClimateCycle). Notable specializations
are #$WinterSeason, #$SpringSeason, #$SummerSeason,
and #$FallSeason.
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direct instance of:
#$TemporalObjectType
direct specialization of:
#$WeatherEvent
direct generalization of: #$WarmSeason #$ColdSeason
#$RainySeason #$DrySeason #$SpringSeason #$FallSeason
#$WinterSeason winters
A specialization of #$ColdSeason. In the
#$TemperateClimateCycle, generally a time of cold and
dormancy. #$WinterSeason
represents the climatic aspects of Winter; for its purely
temporal aspects, see #$CalendarWinter.
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direct instance of:
#$TemporalObjectType
direct specialization of: #$ColdSeason
#$SpringSeason springs
A specialization of#$SeasonOfYear. Each instance of
#$SpringSeason is,
in a temperate climate cycle (see #$TemperateClimateCycle),
the time ice from the preceding Winter melts, the average
temperature starts to increase, the days get longer, plants
begin to put forth buds, etc. Note that #$SpringSeason
represents the climatic aspects of spring; it is _not_ a
specialization of #$CalendarSpring.
For the collection of the purely temporal aspects of spring,
see #$CalendarSpring.
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direct instance of:
#$TemporalObjectType
direct specialization of:
#$SeasonOfYear
#$SummerSeason summers
A specialization of #$SeasonOfYear.
Each instance of #$SummerSeason is
the time of greatest warmth during a temperate climate cycle
(see #$TemperateClimateCycle). Instances of #$SummerSeason are
characterized solely by climatic conditions; consequently,
#$SummerSeason is
_not_ a specialization of #$CalendarSeason.
For the collection of summers defined by dates on a
calendar, see #$CalendarSummer.
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direct instance of:
#$TemporalObjectType
direct specialization of: #$WarmSeason
#$FallSeason autumns
A specialization of #$SeasonOfYear.
Each instance of #$FallSeason is the
season during a temperate climate cycle (see
#$TemperateClimateCycle) during which the bulk of harvesting
occurs and many plants cease growth in order to enter a
dormant period for the coming Winter. Thus instances of #$FallSeason also
typically have harvest celebrations as sub-events. Note that
#$FallSeason
represents the climatic aspects of Fall; it is _not_ a
specialization of #$CalendarSeason.
For the collection of temporal extents of fall seasons, see
#$CalendarAutumn.
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direct instance of:
#$TemporalObjectType
direct specialization of:
#$SeasonOfYear
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