| A Feature of an Entity serves to distinguish the Entity from other members of its type which have a different value for the Feature. Note that the Entity is often implicit. | |
| His DISTINCTIVE flowing gait and skill with the rapier set him apart from his fellows. | |
| The swinging axe-kick was CHARACTERISTIC of Xena. | |
| Entity [ent] | The item which differs from other members of its class in the Feature's value. | |
| These signatures may be DISTINCTIVE of the entire Chlamydiales order. | ||
| Feature [fea] | The aspect of the Entity which makes it different from the other members of its class. | |
| That never depleting ammo in his arsenal - his SIGNATURE smile - is contagious. | ||
Non-Core: | ||
| Degree [] Semantic Type Degree | The extent to which the values of the Feature of the Entity and the Comparison_set are similar to each other. | |
| The twins have a very DISTINCT walk. | ||
| Time [Tim] | This FE identifies the Time when the similarity occurs or exists. | |
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Uses: Similarity
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distinguir.v
Created by josef on Wed Jun 23 14:35:36 CEST 2004