Attribute label | Enumerant label | Concept definition | Figure(s) | Code |
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FABRICATION_TYPE | The type of a fabrication industry <OBJECT>. | |||
HEAVY | Characterized by large heavy steel frame <BUILDING>s and may utilize large cranes for heavy lifting. | 1 | ||
LIGHT | Characterized by light steel or wood frame <BUILDING>s and lack heavy equipment. | 2 | ||
FACILITY_COMMISSIONED_STATUS | The type of commissioned status of a <FACILITY>. | |||
ON_TEST_COMMISSIONED | Commissioned and on-test. | 1 | ||
ON_TEST_NOT_COMMISSIONED | Not commissioned and on-test. | 2 | ||
OPERATIONAL_COMMISSIONED | Commissioned and operational. | 3 | ||
OPERATIONAL_NOT_COMMISSIONED | Not commissioned and operational. | 4 | ||
OUT_SERVICE_COMMISSIONED | Commissioned and out of service. | 5 | ||
OUT_SERVICE_NOT_COMMISSIONED | Not commissioned and out of service. | 6 | ||
FACILITY_OPERATION_CONTINUITY | The continuity of operation of a <FACILITY>. | |||
CONTINUOUS | Services or <FACILITY>s are always available; continuous. | 1 | ||
INTERMITTENT | Not <<<CONTINUOUS>>>; intermittent. | 2 | ||
OCCASIONAL | Not habitual; occasional. | 3 | ||
FARMING_METHOD | The agricultural practice in use within an agro-ecosystem; farming method. | |||
CROP_ROTATION | A regular succession of different crops are planted on the same <TRACT>; crop rotation [BRG, "crop rotation"]. | 1 | ||
GRAZING | Supporting the feeding of livestock on low <VEGETATION> (for example: <GRASS>) on pastures and ranges; grazing. | 2 | ||
PERMACULTURE | The continuous use of a <TRACT> for cultivation; permaculture. | 3 | ||
SLASH_AND_BURN | A system of cultivation in which <PLANT>s are cut down, allowed to dry, and then burned off before crops are planted; slash-and-burn [SOED, "slash-and-burn"]. | 4 | ||
FENCE_TYPE | The type of a <FENCE>. | |||
BARBED_WIRE | Constructed of wire with sharp points or barbs twisted on it every 2 to 5 centimetres; barbed wire. | 1 | ||
CHAIN_LINK | Chain link. | 2 | ||
CHAIN_LINK_BARBS_ABOVE | <<<CHAIN_LINK>>> with coiled barbs or razor wire along the upper margin; chain link with barbs above. | 3 | ||
CHAIN_LINK_WITH_SLATS |
<<<CHAIN_LINK>>> with slats. EXAMPLE Sand <FENCE>. |
4 | ||
LOOSE_STONE | Constructed of loose <STONE>s, generally those gathered from an adjacent field. | 5 | ||
METAL | Metal. | 6 | ||
MINEFIELD_LANE | <FENCE> or <NON_EMPTY_SET> of <MARKER>s indicating a lane cleared through a <MINEFIELD>. | 7 | ||
MINEFIELD_PERIMETER | <FENCE> indicating the <BOUNDARY> of a <MINEFIELD> or fictitious <MINEFIELD>. | 8 | ||
STONE | Constructed of <STONE>s, usually quarried, shaped, and mortared. | 9 | ||
WOOD | Wood. | 10 | ||
FERRY_ROUTE_TYPE | The type of <ROUTE> which a <FERRY> follows. | |||
CABLE | Follows a fixed <ROUTE> guided by a <LOAD_CABLE>. | 1 | ||
FREE_MOVING | <ROUTE> varies with weather, <TIDE>, and traffic; free moving. | 2 | ||
ICE | Crosses a lead in wintertime; ice. | 3 | ||
FIELD_PATTERN | The geometric layout used in placing seeds or young <PLANT>s on a <TRACT> used for agriculture; field pattern. | |||
LINEAR | Planted in a linear arrangement. | 1 | ||
REGULAR | Planted in a specific and uniform arrangement; regular. | 2 | ||
TERRACED | Utilizing a long, low <RIDGE> of <SOIL> across a slope with a flat or graded channel to stop erosion of the <SOIL> and control <RUN_OFF>; terraced. | 3 | ||
FIGHTER_WINGED_AIRCRAFT_TYPE | The type of a <FIGHTER_WINGED_AIRCRAFT>. | |||
F_1 | F-1 (US Navy FJ), manufactured by North American. | 1 | ||
F_2 | F-2 (US Navy F2H), manufactured by McDonnell. | 2 | ||
F_3 | F-3 (US Navy F3H), manufactured by McDonnell. | 3 | ||
F_4 | F-4 "Phantom" and "Phantom II", manufactured by McDonnell Douglas. | 4 | ||
F_5 | F-5A/B "Freedom Fighter" or F-5E/F "Tiger", manufactured by Northrop. | 5 | ||
F_6 | F-6 (US Navy F4D), manufactured by Douglas. | 6 | ||
F_7 | F-7 (US Navy YF2Y-1), manufactured by Convair. | 7 | ||
F_8 | F-8 (US Navy F8U), manufactured by LTV. | 8 | ||
F_9 | F-9 (US Navy F9F), manufactured by Grumman. | 9 | ||
F_10 | F-10 (US Navy F3D), manufactured by Douglas. | 10 | ||
F_11 | F-11 (US Navy F11F), manufactured by Grumman. | 11 | ||
F_12 | F-12, manufactured by Lockheed. | 12 | ||
F_14 | F-14 "Tomcat", manufactured by Grumman. | 13 | ||
F_15 | F-15 "Eagle" or F-15 "Streak Eagle" or F-15E "Strike Eagle", manufactured by McDonnell Douglas. | 14 | ||
F_16 | F-16 "Fighting Falcon", manufactured by General Dynamics. | 15 | ||
F_17 | F-17 "Cobra", manufactured by Northrop. | 16 | ||
F_18 | F-18, manufactured by McDonnell Douglas. | 17 | ||
F_19 | F-19, manufactured by Lockheed. | 18 | ||
F_20 | F-20 "Tigershark", manufactured by Northrop. | 19 | ||
F_21 | F-21 "Lion Cub", manufactured by IAI KFIR. | 20 | ||
F_22 | F-22 "Raptor", manufactured by Lockheed-Martin. | 21 | ||
F_23 | F-23, manufactured by Northrop-McDonnell Douglas. | 22 | ||
F_100 | F-100 "Super Sabre", manufactured by North American. | 23 | ||
F_101 | F-101 "Voodoo", manufactured by McDonnell. | 24 | ||
F_102 | F-102 "Delta Dagger", manufactured by Convair. | 25 | ||
F_104 | F-104 "Starfighter", manufactured by Lockheed. | 26 | ||
F_105 | F-105 "Thunderchief", manufactured by Republic. | 27 | ||
F_106 | F-106 "Delta Dart", manufactured by Convair. | 28 | ||
F_107 | F-107, manufactured by North American. | 29 | ||
F_108 | F-108 "Rapier", manufactured by North American. | 30 | ||
F_110 | F-110 "Spectre", manufactured by McDonnell. | 31 | ||
F_111 | F-111 "Aardvark", manufactured by General Dynamics. | 32 | ||
F_117 | F-117 "Nighthawk", manufactured by Lockheed. | 33 | ||
FIGHTING_POSITION_TYPE | Defines a <FIGHTING_POSITION> as primary, alternate, or supplementary. | |||
ALTERNATE | The <FIGHTING_POSITION> to be occupied when the <<<PRIMARY>>> position becomes untenable or unsuitable for carrying out the task or mission. The alternate position is located so that the original task or mission can continue to be fulfilled. | 1 | ||
PRIMARY | A <FIGHTING_POSITION> that provides the best means to accomlpish the assigned mission. | 2 | ||
SUPPLEMENTARY | That location which provides the best sectors of fire and defensive terrain along an avenue of approach other than the primary avenue the enemy is expected to attack along, for example, a flank avenue of approach. | 3 | ||
FILL_TYPE | The type of an <OBJECT> that is filled with <MATERIAL> (for example: <SOIL> and/or <ROCK>); fill type. | |||
EMBANKMENT | <EMBANKMENT>. | 1 | ||
FILLED_TERRAIN | <FILLED_TERRAIN>. | 2 | ||
FISHING_FACILITY_TYPE | The type of a <FISHING_FACILITY>. | |||
STAKE | A <POLE> or <STAKE> placed in shallow <WATER> to outline a fishing <REGION> or to catch <FISH>. | 1 | ||
TRAP | A <STRUCTURE> (usually portable) for catching <FISH>; trap. | 2 | ||
TUNA_NET | A <FISHING_FACILITY> that employs nets spread out under the <WATERBODY_SURFACE> to catch tuna. | 3 | ||
WEIR | A <FENCE> of <STAKE>s or <STONE>s set in a <RIVER> or along a <SHORE> to trap <FISH>; weir. | 4 | ||
FLOOR_CONSTRUCTION_TYPE | The type of <MATERIAL> and/or techniques used to construct a <FLOOR>. | |||
BRICK | Brick. | 1 | ||
COBBLE | Cobble. | 2 | ||
CONCRETE | Concrete. | 3 | ||
DIMENSION_LUMBER | Lumber that was cut to the sizes usually in demand, or to special sizes as ordered and secured to joists; dimension lumber. | 4 | ||
EARTHEN | Packed <SOIL>; earthen. | 5 | ||
ENGINEERED_LUMBER | Manufactured sheets of wood fibre and adhesives secured to joists; engineered lumber. | 6 | ||
REINFORCED_CONCRETE | Reinforced concrete. | 7 | ||
STEEL | Sheets or plates of steel. | 8 | ||
FLOOR_COVERING_TYPE | The type of the covering of a <FLOOR>. | |||
CARPET | Carpet. | 1 | ||
CERAMIC_TILE | Ceramic tile. | 2 | ||
CONCRETE | Concrete. | 3 | ||
FIRED_CLAY_TILE | Fired clay tile. | 4 | ||
NONE_PRESENT | No covering is present; none present. | 5 | ||
SHEET_VINYL | Sheet vinyl. | 6 | ||
SLATE | Slate. | 7 | ||
THATCH | Thatch. | 8 | ||
VINYL_TILE | Vinyl tile. | 9 | ||
WOOD | Wood. | 10 | ||
FOG_SIGNAL_GENERATION_TYPE | The type of mechanism of signal generation in the presence of <FOG>. | |||
AUTOMATIC | Initiated by a self-regulating mechanism such as a timer or light <SENSOR>; automatic. | 1 | ||
HAND | A manually operated mechanism such as a hand-cranked siren. | 2 | ||
WAVE_ACTION |
Motion of the <WATERBODY_SURFACE>; wave action. EXAMPLE Bell in a <BUOY>. |
3 | ||
WIND |
The <WIND>. EXAMPLE Wind driven whistle. |
4 | ||
FOLIAGE_STATE | The state of the foliage within a delineated <REGION>. | |||
LOW_DENSITY_LOW_CHLOROPHYLL |
Low spatial density and low chlorophyll content. EXAMPLE Winter foliage on a deciduous <TREE>. |
1 | ||
MEDIUM_DENSITY_HIGH- _CHLOROPHYLL |
Low to medium spatial density and high chlorophyll content. EXAMPLE Spring foliage on a deciduous <TREE>. |
2 | ||
HIGH_DENSITY_LOW_CHLOROPHYLL |
High spatial density and low chlorophyll content. EXAMPLE Autumn foliage on a deciduous <TREE>. |
3 | ||
HIGH_DENSITY_HIGH_CHLOROPHYLL |
High spatial density and high chlorophyll content. EXAMPLE Summer foliage on a deciduous <TREE>. |
4 | ||
FRIGATE_TYPE | The type of a <FRIGATE>. | |||
GRISHA_I_CLASS_ASW_CORVETTE | Grisha I class ASW corvette. | 1 | ||
GRISHA_III_CLASS_ASW_CORVETTE | Grisha III class ASW corvette. | 2 | ||
GRISHA_V_CLASS_ASW | Grisha V class ASW <FRIGATE>. | 3 | ||
PARCHIM_II_CLASS | Parchim II class <FRIGATE>. | 4 | ||
THETIS_CLASS | Thetis class (type 420) <FRIGATE> designed for fisheries patrol. | 5 | ||
FRONT_AND_AXIS_REFERENCE | The association of the front, or long, axis of an <OBJECT> to an axis of a reference local orthonormal coordinate system. | |||
NEGATIVE_X | The negative "X" axis. | 1 | ||
NEGATIVE_Y | The negative "Y" axis. | 2 | ||
NEGATIVE_Z | The negative "Z" axis. | 3 | ||
NO_FRONT_PRESENT |
Has no front. EXAMPLES Cylinder, sphere. |
4 | ||
POSITIVE_X | The positive "X" axis. | 5 | ||
POSITIVE_Y | The positive "Y" axis. | 6 | ||
POSITIVE_Z | The positive "Z" axis. | 7 | ||
FROZEN_SURFACE_COVER_TYPE | The type of frozen <PRECIPITATION> and/or frozen <WATER> that is present covering a <SURFACE>. | |||
ICE | <ICE>. | 1 | ||
MIXED_SNOW_AND_ICE | A mixture of <SNOW_GROUND_COVER> and crystals of <ICE>. | 2 | ||
NONE_PRESENT | No freezing <PRECIPITATION> or frozen standing <WATER>; none present. | 3 | ||
SLUSH | Partially melted <SNOW_GROUND_COVER> or <ICE>; slush [SOED, "slush", n1 1a]. | 4 | ||
SNOW | <SNOW_GROUND_COVER>. | 5 | ||
SNOW_OVER_ICE | <SNOW_GROUND_COVER> over <ICE>. | 6 | ||
FUEL_FACILITIES_AVAILABLE | The type of fuel <FACILITY>s available at or in the near vicinity. | |||
AVIATION_FUEL | Aviation fuel. | 1 | ||
BUTANE | Butane. | 2 | ||
COAL | Coal. | 3 | ||
COMPRESSED_NATURAL_GAS | Compressed natural gas. | 4 | ||
DIESEL | Diesel. | 5 | ||
ETHANOL | Ethanol. | 6 | ||
KEROSENE | Kerosene. | 7 | ||
LIQUIFIED_PETROLEUM_GAS | Liquified petroleum gas. | 8 | ||
LUBRICANTS | Lubricants. | 9 | ||
METHANE | Methane. | 10 | ||
NONE_PRESENT | No fuel <FACILITY>s or supplies are available; none present. | 11 | ||
OIL | Oil. | 12 | ||
PETROL | Petrol. | 13 | ||
SPECIAL | Some special fuels, not otherwise enumerated, are available. | 14 | ||
WATER |
<WATER>. EXAMPLE As used for a steam engine. |
15 | ||
FUNCTIONAL_STATUS | The general condition or functionality of an <OBJECT> regardless of its primary purpose. | |||
ABANDONED | Abandoned, deserted, no longer used or inhabited, forsaken, or disused. | 1 | ||
DAMAGED | Not in its original condition and has been harmed, injured, or broken; damaged. | 2 | ||
DESTROYED | No longer in existence; destroyed, spoiled, ruined or demolished. | 3 | ||
DISMANTLED | Taken apart, disassembled, or torn down; dismantled. | 4 | ||
DISSIPATING | Attenuated to, or almost to the point of, disappearing; dissipating. | 5 | ||
INACTIVE | Not functioning or operating or out of use; inactive. | 6 | ||
INCOMPLETE | Not complete, lacking some parts, or not finished; incomplete. | 7 | ||
NOT_USABLE | Of no utility; not usable. | 8 | ||
OCCASIONAL | Not habitual; occasional or infrequent. | 9 | ||
OPERATIONAL | Fit for proper functioning; ready for use; operational. | 10 | ||
PARTIALLY_DESTROYED | Some portion or part is <<<DESTROYED>>>; partially destroyed. | 11 | ||
PROPOSED | Suggested, put forward for consideration, discussion, or adoption; proposed. | 12 | ||
RECOMMENDED | Endorsed, commended as being worthy or desirable, or useful; recommended. | 13 | ||
RUINED | In a decayed or deteriorated condition resulting from neglect or disuse, or a damaged and in need of repair; ruined. | 14 | ||
TEMPORARILY_UNUSED | Temporarily unused. | 15 | ||
UNDER_CONSTRUCTION | In the process of being built or renovated; under construction. | 16 | ||
FUNCTIONAL_USE | The general function or use of an <OBJECT>. | |||
AGRICULTURE | Agriculture. | 1 | ||
ANIMAL_SANCTUARY | Sanctuary for <NON_HUMAN_ANIMAL>s. | 2 | ||
AVALANCHE | Avalanche. | 3 | ||
CABLE_PIPE_SIGN | Sign indicating a <ELECTRICAL_CABLE> or <PIPELINE>. | 4 | ||
CAUSEWAY | <CAUSEWAY>. | 5 | ||
COMMERCE | Commerce. | 6 | ||
CONTAINER | <CONTAINER>. | 7 | ||
DRAG_STRIP | Drag strip. | 8 | ||
DUGOUT | Dugout. | 9 | ||
DYKE | <DYKE>. | 10 | ||
FILTRATION_POND | Filtration pond. | 11 | ||
FIREBREAK | Firebreak. | 12 | ||
FLOOD_BARRAGE | <FLOOD_BARRAGE>. | 13 | ||
FLOOD_CONTROL | Flood control and/or rate measurement. | 14 | ||
FOREST_PRESERVE | <FOREST_PRESERVE>. | 15 | ||
INDUSTRY | Industry. | 16 | ||
INSTITUTION | Institution. | 17 | ||
IRRIGATION | Irrigation. | 18 | ||
LEVEE | <LEVEE>. | 19 | ||
LEVEE_OR_DYKE | <<<LEVEE>>> or <<<DYKE>>>. | 20 | ||
MARINE | Marine. | 21 | ||
MEDICAL | Medical. | 22 | ||
MIXED_URBAN | <MIXED_URBAN_REGION> or <BUILT_UP_REGION>. | 23 | ||
PRISONER | Prisoner. | 24 | ||
RECREATION | Recreation. | 25 | ||
REFUGEE | Refugee. | 26 | ||
RESERVE | <RESERVE> or reservation. | 27 | ||
RESIDENCE | Residence. | 28 | ||
RETAINING | Retaining. | 29 | ||
SCHOOL | School. | 30 | ||
TOURIST | Tourist. | 31 | ||
TRANSPORTATION | Transportation. | 32 | ||
FURNITURE_TYPE | The type of <FURNITURE>. | |||
BOX | Box. | 1 | ||
CHAIR | Chair. | 2 | ||
CRATE | Crate. | 3 | ||
DESK | Desk. | 4 | ||
FILING_CABINET | A <CONTAINER> for keeping papers in order; filing cabinet [AHD, "file", 1]. | 5 | ||
SHELVES | Shelves. | 6 | ||
TABLE | <TABLE>. | 7 | ||
BENCH | <BENCH>. | 8 |
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