Table 6.41 — EEs for EAs with labels beginning with F
Attribute label Enumerant label Concept definition Figure(s) Code
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; the 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; the 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-1 "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-2 "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
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>.   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; a filing cabinet [AHD, "file", 1].   5
  SHELVES Shelves.   6
  TABLE Table.   7