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Outline

Survey of Knowledge Base Content Introduction Fundamental Expression Types Top Level Collections Time and Dates Spatial Properties and Relations Event Types Information More Content Areas

Spatial Properties and Relations Surfaces, Portals and Cavities Shape Attributes (63) Types of Spatial Symmetry Direction and Orientation Vocabulary Relative Positions of Objects Nearness and Location Being Between ‘In-’ Predicates (~ 60) Connections Predicates (~ 65) Mereological Relations

Senses of ‘In’ Can the inner object leave by passing between members of the outer group? Yes -- Try #$in-Among

Senses of ‘In’ Does part of the inner object stick out of the container? None of it. -- Try #$in-ContCompletely Yes -- Try #$in-ContPartially If the container were turned around could the contained object fall out? Yes -- Try  #$in-ContOpen No  -- Try #$in-ContClosed

Senses of ‘In’     Is it attached to the inside of the outer object? Yes -- Try #$connectedToInside     Can it be removed, if enough force is used, without damaging either object? Yes -- Try #$in-Snugly or #$screwedIn

Senses of ‘Part’ #$parts #$intangibleParts #$subInformation #$subEvents #$physicalDecompositions #$physicalPortions

Organizations #$governingBody #$WholeOrganizationFn #$parentCompany #$subOrgs-Command #$subOrgs-Permanent #$subOrgs-Temporary #$subOrgs-OnlyDuringOperation #$physicalQuarters #$hasHeadquartersIn        Country #$officeInCountry #$memberTypes #$organizationHead #$PolicyFn

Summary Senses of ‘In’ #$in-Among #$in-ContCompletely, #$in-ContPartially, #$in-ContClosed, #$in-ContOpen #$connectedToInside, #$in-Snugly, #$screwedIn, #$sticksInto Senses of ‘Part’ Organizations