A framed version of DiCoEnviro

A framed version of DiCoEnviro

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- Activity
- Agent
- Beginning
- Cause
- Characteristic
- Condition
- Criterion
- Degree
- Departure_point
- Descriptor
- Destination
- Dimension
- Direction
- Domain
- Duration
- End
- Entity
- Environment
- Event
- Expanse
- Frequency
- Goal
- Instrument
- Item
- Location
- Location1
- Location2
- Manner
- Material
- Means
- Member
- Method
- Name
- Origin
- Para_definir
- Part
- Path
- Patient
- Predicate
- Purpose
- Reason
- Recipient
- Reference
- Responsible
- Result
- Role
- Source
- Source_Destination
- State
- Substitute
- Support
- Theme
- Threat
- Time
- To_be_defined
- Topic
- Value
- Zone

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Level_of_force_resistance

Biological_entity_by_composition

Indigenous_origin

Vehicle_for_transportation

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Stage_of_progress

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Discharge

Definition:

An Agent releases a Patient in a Destination, intentionally or unintentionally, and can contribute to contaminate this Destination with the Patient.

Example(s):

[EN] the polluter does not have rights to DISCHARGE pollutants into the environment . (Source : PANACEA 13372)

[FR] Dans le cas de pollutions entraînant des ruptures irréversibles, comme le DÉVERSEMENT de cyanure dans un cours d'eau , la pollution zéro s'impose en effet comme le but à atteindre. (Source : jaclet)

Notes:

This frame was defined for the DiCoEnviro.

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Participants (1):

Agent
Patient
Destination

Participants (2):

Duration (1)
Result (1)
Time (1)

Frame Relations:

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