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Copyright © 2002 Cycorp Introduction Fundamental Expression Types Top Level Collections Time and Dates Spatial Properties and Relations Event Types Information More Content Areas Survey of Knowledge Base Content

Copyright © 2002 Cycorp Functions Which Return Time Intervals #$YearFn, #$DayFn, #$MinuteFn, #$SecondFn Example: (#$YearFn 2000)

Copyright © 2002 Cycorp Functions Which Return Time Intervals: Composite Expressions #$YearFn, #$DayFn, #$MinuteFn, #$SecondFn Example: (#$SecondFn 59 (#$HourFn 23 (#$DayFn 31 (#$MonthFn #$December (#$YearFn 2000)))))

Copyright © 2002 Cycorp Time As A Quantity Some Functions Denoting Quantities of Time: #$YearsDuration, #$HoursDuration, #$SecondsDuration Example: (#$duration (#$YearFn 2000) (#$YearsDuration 1))

Copyright © 2002 Cycorp Relations Between Temporal Things – #$temporalBoundsIntersect – #$temporallyIntersects – #$startsAfterStartingOf – #$endsAfterStartingOf – #$endsAfterEndingOf – #$startingDate – #$temporallyContains – #$temporallyCooriginating – #$temporalBoundsContain – #$temporalBoundsIdentical – #$startsDuring – #$overlapsStart – #$startingPoint – #$simultaneousWith – #$after

Copyright © 2002 Cycorp Relations of Types of Intervals – #$TemporalStuffType – #$TemporalObjectType – #$TemporallyDisjointIntervalType – #$CyclicalIntervalGroupType

Copyright © 2002 Cycorp Relations of Types of Intervals – #$includedInIntervalType – #$subsumesIntervalType – #$intersectsIntervalType – #$subsumedByIntervalType – #$followingIntervalType

Copyright © 2002 Cycorp Summary Functions which return time intervals Time as a quantity Relations between temporal things Relations of time intervals