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Theory of Pattern

Three Considerations

An algebraic formulation of limitations that interprets an occasion's meaning from selected channel inputs is called a consideration.  Each occasion has three considerations.  

Consideration Formulas

The three considerations of ADEPT LION are formulas composed of limitation relations involving different selections of channel inputs.  The considerations are the expression of how an occasion may be interpreted.  An act of interpretation will involve an application of the limitation laws.

First Consideration

Second Consideration

Second Consideration

E(u) ⊇ T(w) ⊇ E(t) 


In its 1st consideration, an occasion is composed as the entity (of its use channel input) limiting the translation (of its word channel input) limiting the entity (of its thing channel input).


Second Consideration

Second Consideration

Second Consideration

 sign(v) ≡ E(u) ⊇ T(w) ⊇ E(t)


In its 2nd consideration, the sign (of its variety channel input) represents the occasion composed as the entity (of its use channel input) limiting the translation (of its word channel input) limiting the entity (of its thing channel input).

Third Consideration

Second Consideration

Third Consideration

 D(y) ⊇ T(w) ⊆ P(z) ⊇ A(x) 


In its 3rd consideration, an occasion is composed as the description (of its object channel input) limiting the translation (of its word channel input) limited by the process (of its source channel input) limiting the ascription (of its subject channel input).



A Challenge

Circularity

Grasping ADEPT LION can be a challenge because of its inescapable circularity.  We have introduced occasions, channel relations, limitation and now considerations but none of these can make sense without the system of classification which depends on all of these.  This is where we will go next.

Classification

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