carrying · transporting
To move with a thing that is in one place and then is in another, where the thing remains in contact and under control.
Examples
- The Curiosity rover carried a 2.5 kg laser spectrometer across 27 km of Martian terrain from 2012 to 2023. space exploration
- A white blood cell carried a phagocytosed tuberculosis bacterium through the bloodstream to a lymph node. biology
- The Panama Canal's lock system carried the MV Ever Ace 26 meters upward and across the continental divide in 2022. engineering
Emergence
through: Motion moves matter through space while persist.continue ensures the matter stays connected to the mover across time, with contact.physical and control.ability maintaining the relational bounds of the transport.
- bounded persistence of matter during motion
- controlled spatial displacement
- continuous physical connection during transfer
Chain to foundations
as tree
- carryingL5
- motionL2
- persistL1
- matterL1
- contactL4
- controlL4
- spaceL0 (shown above)
- timeL0 (shown above)
Neighborhood
Concepts that depend on this one above; what it is built from below.
Used by (13)
broughtL6shippingL6travelL6mailL8onlineL8emailL9cableL14wheelL15abstractionL16carL16cartL16overshootL16autoL17
Relations
| is-a | motion.movement | a kind of motion |
| enables | brought.past-tense | enables future arrival with something |