Relation: temporally-starts/temporally-started-by

From: Time-Interval

To: Time-Interval

Description:

asserts that two Time-Intervals begin together

Examples:

(The time of) John's wedding starts (the time of) John's marriage.

Comment: Here's how this example might be represented. First, John's wedding is related to its Time-Interval using the time relation, and John's marriage is similarly related to its Time-Interval. Then, the two Time-Intervals are related by the temporally-starts relation.

Neighboring Concepts:

*Similar to...*	*But different because...*
before	Asserts that one Time-Interval comes before another
during	Asserts that one Time-Interval is during (completely contained within) another
temporally-overlaps	Asserts that one Time-Interval overlaps another, but may not be completely contained within it
temporally-meets	Asserts that one Time-Interval meets (abuts) another
temporally-finishes	Asserts that two Time-Intervals end together