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IDENTIFYING DIFFERENT STATEMENT STRUCTURES
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Just as all books have by
definition a beginning, middle and an end, all groups of statements have limits
to their structure. |
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A group of statements may be part of an
instruction manual. Or the group of statements might be a summary of a personal
conversation/communication. Or the group of statements might form a particular
letter or plan. |
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In other words, how the shape of an IDEA
looks tells a reader the nature of the IDEA. |
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UCADIA understanding of limits to
statement structures |
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UCADIA is designed on the understanding
of the following limits to statement stuctures. UCADIA is based on the
assumption that all groups of statements (DIA) can be defined into one of the
following basic structure purposes: |
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| Class |
Category |
Type |
| Linear |
Flow
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Tensor |
| Record |
| List |
Logos |
News
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Tensor |
| Instruction |
Logos |
| Argument |
| Rule |
| Agreement |
| 2
Dimensional
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List |
Tensor |
| News |
Logos |
| Instruction |
Tensor |
| Logos |
| 3
Dimensional
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Simple Tri
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Tensor |
| Logos |
| Complex Tri
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Tensor |
| Logos |
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Flow |
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Flow is a flow of statements. IT can be a
random event and as such has no specific standard structure in a + b. Flow is
used often for works involving the transmission of conscious thoughts and
ideas. |
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Record |
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Record is a transcript of a
conversation/communication between people and their ideas. |
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List |
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A list is a list of arguments by
association to a class or object |
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News |
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News is the tranmission of information.
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Instruction |
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Instruction is the trnsmission of specific
instructions |
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Argument |
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An argument is a case |
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Rule |
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A rule is a set of statements designed for
execution in programming, or any decision tree process. |
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Agreement |
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An agreement is a statement designed for
agreement between two people on a set of statements. |
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