Predicate: schedule
Roleset id: schedule.01 , plan a time, vncls: 26.4-1, framnet: -
schedule.01: Based on survey of initial sentences of big corpus, comparison with 'plan'. Member of Vncls create-26.4-1.
Roles:
The arg3 "time of event" is entirely separate from the time of
scheduling which will take an argM-TMP.
Arg0: planner (vnrole: 26.4-1-agent)
Arg1: thing scheduled (vnrole: 26.4-1-product)
Arg2: scheduled to, for or because of; 2nd part of event
Arg3: time of event
Example: active
Nissan scheduled a seven-yen interim dividend payment, unchanged.
Arg0: Nissan
Rel: scheduled
Arg1: a seven-yen interim dividend payment, unchanged
Example: passivized and extracted
...[the first of five small fields]-1 scheduled *trace*-1 to be brought
into production before the end of 1990.
Rel: scheduled
Arg1: *trace*-1
Arg2: to be brought into production before the end of 1990
Example: passivized, temporal
[A guild disciplinary hearing]-1 is scheduled *trace*-1 next Monday in
New York
Rel: scheduled
Arg1: *trace*-1
Arg3: next Monday
Argm-loc: in New York
Example: apparent temporal--but not!
Because the phrase "for delivery in 1990" includes an action, not just
a time, it counts as an arg2 not an arg3.
...[the multilevel railcars]-1, scheduled *trace*-1 for delivery in 1990...
Rel: scheduled
Arg1: *trace*-1
Arg2: for delivery in 1990
Example: contrasting temporals
Today John scheduled a dentist appointment for next week.
Argm-tmp: Today
Arg0: John
Rel: scheduled
Arg1: a dentist appointment
Arg3: for next week