KB Term:

Translocation

A B C D E F G H I J K L M N O P Q R S T U V W X Y Z Translocation Translocation is that class of Motions in which an object moves from one place to another. In the case of round trips, the origin and destination are the same, but the intervening motion passes through other locations. Translocation represents linear motion, in contrast to rotation or other movement in place. A vehicle is not necessary, Ambulating is a kind of Translocation. Relationships       Parents Motion Any Process of movement. Children Accelerating Increasing the speed with which someone or something is moving.   Ambulating Any BodyMotion which is accomplished by means of the legs of an Animal for the purpose of moving from one point to another.   Arriving The final part of any instance of Translocation.   Boarding Getting on a Vehicle, e.g. getting into an Automobile, boarding an Aircraft, etc.   Crawling A form of locomotion where a Bipedal animal changes location in part by use of the arms or hands on the ground. This covers a baby crawling on all fours, or a soldier dragging his lower body along pulled from the elbows in order to stay low and less visible. It does not however cover a dog walking on its front and rear legs because it's a normally quadripedal animal.   Deboarding Getting off a Vehicle, e.g. getting out of an Automobile, deplaning, getting off a WaterVehicle, etc.   Decelerating Decreasing the speed with which someone or something is moving.   Disappearing A Translocation of an Object ?OBJ after which a Searching of the ?OBJ occurs but for a TimeInterval ?TIME it is not possible for the AutonomousAgent of the search to discover the ?OBJ   Entering Entering is a subclass of Translocation in which an object go into a Region. Entering itself, unlike the relation entrance, does not require that the object to go through a specified entrance.   Escaping Any instance of Translocation where the agent brings it about that he/she is no longer confined without having the right to do so. It is preceded by a Confining and immediately after the escaping the agent of escaping is no longer the patient of confining.   Exiting Exiting is a subclass of Translocation in which an object go out of a Region. It is the opposite of Entering.   Falling Falling is the class of events in which something moves from a higher location to a lower location under the force of gravity.   Flying Any instance of Translocation which is through an AtmosphericRegion.   Immigrating Any Translocation by a Human from one Nation to another Nation where the person is not a citizen for the purpose of taking up residence.   Landing Any instance of Translocation which ends up on something other than an AtmosphericRegion and which has an instance of Flying as a subProcess.   LandingWaterLand The act of coming to land after a voyage.   Leaving The initial part of any instance of Translocation.   MilitaryInfiltration Any Process by a MilitaryOrganization which involves moving through enemy positions without detection by the enemy.   MovingAwayFrom A translocation where the distance between two objects at the end of the motion is greater than at the beginning.   MovingCursor The UserSignifiedGraphicalAction is accomplished by a ComputerUser taking a UserDirectAction that is interpreted as signifying that a cursor should be moved. Depending upon program state this could be accomplished by UserDirectActions of MouseMoving, a TouchSurfaceSlide, JoystickMotion, ScrollWheelRotating, KeyboardAction, repeated %&Clicking, or AudioInput.   MovingTowards A translocation where the distance between two objects at the end of the motion is less than at the beginning.   MovingTowardsPeople A bodily movement behavior which involves moving, or leaning, towards people (approach).   Returning Any instance of Translocation where the agent goes to a location where he/she had been before the Translocation took place.   ShipBerthing ShipBerthing is the class of Translocation processes in which a vessel is brought to a mooring, at dockside or anchorage.   TakingOff Any instance of Translocation which starts on something other than an AtmosphericRegion and which has an instance of Flying as a subProcess.   Transfer Any instance of Transfer that supports MilitaryLogistics operations.   Transportation Motion from one point to another by means of a TransportationDevice.   Trespassing Entering property that does not belong to one and without the permission of the owner of the property.   Vaccination Administering a Vaccine. Show full definition (without tree view) Show full definition (with tree view)

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