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INTRODUCTION
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| IDEA is the name given to a set of well formed DIA statements. | ||
| Unlike a page of word created statements an IDEA in UCADIA not only represents a set of statements, but knowledge transmitted in the very structure and shape of the components. | ||
| In other words, how the shape of an IDEA looks tells a reader the nature of the IDEA. | ||
| Shape and meaning | ||
| A very important understanding concerning the rules of design and IDEA is shape and meaning. The shape of the cluster of DIA statements can be arranged in more ways than simply linear lines. Other designs can be used denoting different meaning principles. | ||
| Shapes of IDEA | ||
| IDEA is identified and defined by different shapes. The following is a preliminary identification of the first proposed shapes for IDEAS. | ||
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