Frame:Motion-affecting external factors

Name Gloss	Motion-affecting external factors
Transcription
Description	This is a very high level frame. It refers to things/factors/processes/entities/conditions etc. external to a mover or moving entity, that can (either positively or negatively, unspecified) affect the mover's motion (motion here being unspecified as to whether or not it's on a path or goal-directed).
Closest FrameNet Frame(s)
Other aliases
Type	Composed

Roles:

Role Name:	impediment
Role Type:
Definition/Comments:
FrameNet Role:

Role Name:	mover
Role Type:
Definition/Comments:
FrameNet Role:

Role Name:	affected_motion
Role Type:	x-schema
Definition/Comments:
FrameNet Role:

Related Frames:

Current Frame:	Motion-affecting external factors
Relation Type:	makes use of
Related Frame:	Causation Roles:causer, causal_process, affected, affected_process, cause, effect, FD_relation_type
Comments:

Current Frame:	Motion-affecting external factors
Relation Type:	makes use of
Related Frame:	Motion Roles:mover, motion_x-schema, speed, direction
Comments:

Current Frame:	Motion-affecting external factors
Relation Type:	is subcase of
Related Frame:	Motion impediments Roles:mover, impediment, mover_location, mover_motion_x-schema
Comments:

Bindings:

impediment=Causation.agent

mover=Causation.affected

mover=Motion.mover

affected_motion=Causation.effect

affected_motion=Motion.motion_x-schema

Inferences

Description	The motion impediment negatively affects the mover's motion (e.g. slows or stops motion and/or increases energy needed for mover to move).
Type	causal

Description	Causing a motion impediment to be present (indirectly) causes a negative effect on mover's motion.
Type	causal

Description	Removing a motion impediment removes the negative effect on mover's motion.
Type	causal

Description	The presence of an impediment may prevent mover from reaching goal.
Type

Relevant Lexical Units:

Language	English
Lempos	obstacle.n

Lexical Units in Related FrameNet Frames:

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Metaphors that use this frame:

as Target frame	as Source frame

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Graph of frame relations:

digraph framerelsgrph { rankdir="BT" n1 [label="Motion-affecting actors" URL="/pub/en/index.php/Frame:Motion-affecting_actors" fontsize="10.0" ]; n2 [label="Motion-affecting external factors" URL="/pub/en/index.php/Frame:Motion-affecting_external_factors" fontsize="10.0" penwidth=2 style="filled" fillcolor="lightgray" ];

n1 -> n2 [label = "is subcase of" fontsize="8.0" color="magenta" ]; n3 [label="Motion-affecting objects" URL="/pub/en/index.php/Frame:Motion-affecting_objects" fontsize="10.0" ];

n3 -> n2 [label = "is subcase of" fontsize="8.0" color="magenta" ]; n4 [label="Motion-affecting properties of the landscape" URL="/pub/en/index.php/Frame:Motion-affecting_properties_of_the_landscape" fontsize="10.0" ];

n4 -> n2 [label = "is subcase of" fontsize="8.0" color="magenta" ]; n5 [label="Causation" URL="/pub/en/index.php/Frame:Causation" fontsize="10.0" ];

n2 -> n5 [label = "makes use of" fontsize="8.0" color="green" ]; n6 [label="Motion" URL="/pub/en/index.php/Frame:Motion" fontsize="10.0" ];

n2 -> n6 [label = "makes use of" fontsize="8.0" color="green" ]; n7 [label="Motion impediments" URL="/pub/en/index.php/Frame:Motion_impediments" fontsize="10.0" ];

n2 -> n7 [label = "is subcase of" fontsize="8.0" color="magenta" ]; }