edition fn (EditionFn)
A BinaryFunction that maps a type of text
(e.g. Agatha Christie's Murder_on_the_Orient_Express) and a number
to the edition of the text type corresponding to the number.
Ontology
SUMO / OBJECTSClass(es)
Coordinate term(s)
addition fn
day fn
density fn
division fn
exponentiation fn
graph path fn
hour fn
intersection fn
interval fn
kappa fn
list concatenate fn
list order fn
log fn
max fn
maximal weighted path fn
measure fn
mereological difference fn
mereological product fn
mereological sum fn
min fn
minimal weighted path fn
minute fn
month fn
multiplication fn
periodical issue fn
recurrent time interval fn
relative complement fn
relative time fn
remainder fn
second fn
series volume fn
speed fn
subtraction fn
temporal composition fn
time interval fn
union fn
where fn
Type restrictions
subclass tatva-vaahaka padaartha EditionFn(subclass tatva-vaahaka padaartha, dhanaatmaka pUrNaanka)
Related WordNet synsets
- edition
- the form in which a text (especially a printed book) is published
- edition
- all of the identical copies of something offered to the public at the same time; "the first edition appeared in 1920" or "it was too late for the morning edition" or "they issued a limited edition of Bach recordings"
See more related synsets on a separate page.
Axioms (2)
Agar "edition int1 of text" is equal to edition1 aur "edition int2 of text" is equal to edition2 aur int2 is greater than int1 aur pub1 is an instance of prakaashana aur pub2 is an instance of prakaashana aur edition1 is a patient of pub1 aur edition2 is a patient of pub2 aur date of pub1 is date1 aur date of pub2 is date2, to "the end of date1" happen?{s} before "the end of date2".
(=>
(and
(equal
(EditionFn ?TEXT ?INT1)
?EDITION1)
(equal
(EditionFn ?TEXT ?INT2)
?EDITION2)
(greaterThan ?INT2 ?INT1)
(instance ?PUB1 Publication)
(instance ?PUB2 Publication)
(patient ?PUB1 ?EDITION1)
(patient ?PUB2 ?EDITION2)
(date ?PUB1 ?DATE1)
(date ?PUB2 ?DATE2))
(before
(EndFn ?DATE1)
(EndFn ?DATE2)))
Agar "edition number of text1" is equal to text2, to text1 subsumes the content of text2.
(=>
(equal
(EditionFn ?TEXT1 ?NUMBER)
?TEXT2)
(subsumesContentClass ?TEXT1 ?TEXT2))