Lexical entries are encoded as Lexical Conceptual Structures (LCSs), as exemplified by the entry for the preposition in in (Example (20)), where we find the lexeme, the part-of-speech category, the selectional restriction, and the semantics on four separate lines.
interesting in our context is the semantic analysis of static and directional locatives (Q1/Q3), and how they combine with verbs (Q2).