causes subclass (causesSubclass)

The causation relation between subclasses of Process. (causesSubclass process1 process2) means that the subclass of Process process1 brings about the subclass of Process process2, e.g. (causes Killing Death).

Ontology

SUMO / BASE-ONTOLOGY

Class(es)

Classe

inheritable relation

PredicatoBinario
is instance of

RelazioneAsimmetrica
is instance of

causes subclass

Coordinate term(s)

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Type restrictions

causesSubclass(subclass Processo, subclass Processo)

Axioms (2)

causes é interamente correlato a causes subclass.

(relatedInternalConcept causes causesSubclass)

se causes subclass(proc1,proc2) vale,
allora per ogni inst2 vale: se inst2 é un' istanza di proc2, allora esiste proc1 inst1 tale che inst1 causas inst2

(=>
      (causesSubclass ?PROC1 ?PROC2)
      (forall
            (?INST2)
            (=>
                  (instance ?INST2 ?PROC2)
                  (exists
                        (?INST1)
                        (and
                              (instance ?INST1 ?PROC1)
                              (causes ?INST1 ?INST2))))))