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Description of Inference: presence of the 'cause' results in some effect to the mover's motion that is different than if the 'cause' was not present

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Bindingmover (Motion along a path.mover) +, motion (Motion along a path.motion_x-schema) +, cause (Causation.cause) + and motion (Causation.effect) +
Frame.AliasAffect motion + and Affect movement +
Frame.TypeCog + and Composed +
Has descriptionVery broad notion of "Caused Motion" which …
Very broad notion of "Caused Motion" which applies both to internal and external causal sources/forces, and in which the 'cause' can affect the motion in any one of various ways, including enabling, initiating,helping, impeding, or preventing a (potential) mover's motion.
r preventing a (potential) mover's motion. +
Inferencepresence of the 'cause' results in some effect to the mover's motion that is different than if the 'cause' was not present (?) +
Is a subcase ofFrame:Causation +
Related frameis in causal relation with (Motion along a path, ?) + and is subcase of (Causation, ?) +
Rolecause (?, ?, ?, ?) +, mover (Object, ?, Theme, ?) +, source (?, ?, Source, ?) +, path (?, ?, Path, ?) +, goal (?, ?, Goal, ?) + and motion (Motion along a path frame, effect, ?, ?) +