| A Factor affects the outcome of an Undertaking, which can be a goal-oriented activity or the maintenance of a desirable state, the work in a Field, or something portrayed as affecting an Interested_party. A Reason may be given for the importance of the Factor. The Degree of importance may also be specified. | |
| Temperature is the most CRITICAL factor in successful storage. | |
| Timing will be CRITICAL. | |
| Heathcliff is more IMPORTANT to me than myself . | |
| 1992 was of great IMPORTANCE to the business community. | |
| Factor [Factor] | Factor is used for the concrete or abstract entity whose importance is assessed. | |
| Being sure they are buying fresh food is IMPORTANT to most people. | ||
| Field [Field] | A Factor may be generally important to the people or the activities in a field of endeavour. | |
| A successful GATT round is IMPORTANT for the world economy. | ||
| Interested_party [Interested_party] | Interested_party identifies the people who are affected by a particular Factor. | |
| Being sure they are buying fresh food is IMPORTANT to most people. | ||
| Undertaking [Undertaking] | The Undertaking is a process or state or field of activity in which the Interested_party has a stake. | |
| Temperature is the most CRITICAL factor in successful storage. | ||
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| Degree [Degree] Semantic Type Degree | This FE marks expressions that indicate the Degree to which the Factor is important to the Undertaking. | |
| 1992 is of great IMPORTANCE to the business community. | ||
| Frequency [Fre] | This frame element is defined as the number of times an event occurs per some unit of time. A Frequency expression answers the question how often. | |
| Reason [Reas] Semantic Type State_of_affairs | This FE identifies the Reason for which the Factor is important to the Undertaking. | |
| It 's CRITICAL to get it right because there are situations where if you don't, they will withhold some commission.. | ||
| Time [Tim] Semantic Type Time | The Time at which the Factor is important to the Undertaking. | |
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Created by josef on Fri Sep 27 13:57:02 CEST 2002