"value" Rolesets

value.01 - evaluate for cost; assess

VALUE-V NOTES: Former file, value-v.01, based on big corpus, comparison with 'price'. Member of VNcls price-54.4.(fromvalue.01-v)VALUATION-N NOTES: Added by Julia based on BOLT, value.01.(from valuation.01-n)

Aliases:

valuation (n.)
value (v.)

Roles:

ARG0-PAG: entity establishing value
ARG1-PPT: commodity being valued
ARG2-PRD: value

value-v: transitive/agentive

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value-v: passive and conjoined

will be and $ 150 million in 1991 .

valuation-n: args 0 and 1

He maintains that is fair and reasonable .

valuation-n: args 1 and 2

The value of Closing Stock is ascertained by Physical Verification of Stock on the last day of the accounting period and ...

value.02 - hold dear

VALUE-V NOTES: (from value.01-v)

Aliases:

value (v.)
valuable (j.)

Roles:

ARG0-PAG: entity holding arg1 dear
ARG1-PPT: entity held dear/valued by arg0

value-v

, but he is to much of a liability defensively and he should be traded .

valuable-j

i think is . that 's my explanation for whyall of the funded scientists point to the gas and build the anthroargument . i do nt see how it is credible in light of more dominantcauses .

valuable.03 - able to be assigned a cost

VALUABLE-J NOTES: This roleset is only for the 'assign a cost' sense, which is going to be identified by the use of arg2. Ifthere's not an arg2, chances are good that it should be tagged withthe value.02 roleset, which also includes this alias.

Aliases:

valuable (j.)

Roles:

ARG0-PAG: entity establishing value
ARG1-PPT: commodity being valued
ARG2-PRD: value

valuable-j: Arg2

For example , if is , it is even more valuable if its share price is reduced to $ 80 dueto bear market conditions .