Assertion: ballpoint pen's ball | /r/CapableOf | transfer ink
Facets:
value: onto paper
type: TRANSITIVE-OBJECT
value: on the writing surface
type: LOCATION
Source sentences:
text: When the pen was pressed on, it would cause the ball to roll and transfer ink to the paper (Goad, 2012).
text: Also, a larger ball dispenses more ink and thus increases drying time.
text: Standard components of a ballpoint tip include the freely rotating "ball" itself (distributing the ink on the writing surface), a "socket" holding the ball in place, small "ink channels" that provide ink to the ball through the socket, and a self-contained "ink reservoir" supplying ink to the ball.
text: Gravity pulls the ink down onto the ball which transfers ink as it is dragged along or pressed against paper or a comparable surface.
text: Ballpoint pens, ball pens or biros all refer to a writing pen with a ball on its tip that transfers ink onto paper.