Frameset

Frames file for 'name' based on survey of initial sentences from big corpus and comparison to 'call'. Name is essentially equivalent to 'call' sense two, but 'name' Arg2 is 'call' Arg3.

Predicate name:

Roleset name.01 Verbnet Class: 1 "call":

Roles:

Arg0:namer

Arg1:named

Arg2:name of arg1

Examples:

passive

participle

passivized (-)
`The issue, formally named trace MNB Home Equity Loan Asset Backed Certificates, Series 1989, will represent interest in a trust fund...`
ArgM-MNR:	formally
REL:	named
Arg1:	trace -> The issue
Arg2:	MNB Home Equity Loan Asset Backed Certificates, Series 1989,

name as AS (-)
Polls named Tatsunori Hara as the male symbol of Japan.

Arg0: Polls

REL: named

Arg1: Tatsunori Hara

Arg2-as: the male symbol of Japan

name as AS (-)
`Polls named Tatsunori Hara as the male symbol of Japan.`
Arg0:	Polls
REL:	named
Arg1:	Tatsunori Hara
Arg2-as:	the male symbol of Japan

no name mentioned (-)
...the man, whom it did not name *trace*

Arg0: it

ArgM-NEG: did not

REL: name

Arg1: *trace* -> whom

no name mentioned (-)
`...the man, whom it did not name trace`
Arg0:	it
ArgM-NEG:	did not
REL:	name
Arg1:	trace -> whom

name as infinitive (-)
Lee Karns named James Nichol to succeed him.

Arg0: Lee Karns

REL: named

Arg1: James Nichol

Arg2: to succeed him

name as infinitive (-)
`Lee Karns named James Nichol to succeed him.`
Arg0:	Lee Karns
REL:	named
Arg1:	James Nichol
Arg2:	to succeed him

most commonly passive:
passivized (-)
Both these candidates are named *trace* Rudolph Giuliani.

REL: are named

Arg1: *trace* -> both candidates

Arg2: Rudolph Giuliani

passivized (-)
`Both these candidates are named trace Rudolph Giuliani.`
REL:	are named
Arg1:	trace -> both candidates
Arg2:	Rudolph Giuliani

if only one arg is present (esp in passive) it will be Arg2:
name only (-)
No successor was named *trace*

REL: was named

Arg2: *trace* -> successor

name only (-)
`No successor was named trace`
REL:	was named
Arg2:	trace -> successor

underlying of above (-)
John Smith was named successor.

Arg1: John Smith

REL: was named

Arg2: successor

underlying of above (-)
`John Smith was named successor.`
Arg1:	John Smith
REL:	was named
Arg2:	successor

active equivalent of above (-)
BigHugeCo named John Smith as successor.

Arg0: BigHugeCo

REL: named

Arg1: John Smith

Arg2-as: successor

active equivalent of above (-)
`BigHugeCo named John Smith as successor.`
Arg0:	BigHugeCo
REL:	named
Arg1:	John Smith
Arg2-as:	successor

Roleset name.02 Verbnet Class: NONE "give someone else's name":

Roles:

Arg0:namer

Arg1:named

Arg2:named after, namesake

Examples:

passive

full

ozone hole (-)
`As an employee of a major refrigerator and freezer manufacturer, I have been heavily involved in dealing with the political manifestations of the Rowland-Molina theory (named [*] after the researchers who found in 1974 that chlorofluorocarbons contributed to the depletion of ozone in the earth's atmosphere) and the Montreal Protocol.`
REL:	named
Arg1:	[*] -> Rowland-Molina theory
Arg2-after:	the researchers who found in 1974 that chlorofluorocarbons contributed to the depletion of ozone in the earth's atmosphere

Very similar to the other roleset, and only to be used when there is an 'after' present.