We can organize the patterns for symbols into three distinct groupings based upon the determinative effect of their representations:
Entity patterns for the representation of material phenomena
Phenomenon (A) equals no other occasion (_).
Phenomenon (A) equals no other occasion (_).
Qualified phenomenon (A) is non-predicative of some notion (beta).
Qualified phenomenon (A) is non-predicative of some notion (beta).
Quantified phenomenon (A) is disjoint from some notion (beta).
Quantified phenomenon (A) is disjoint from some notion (beta).
Distinct phenomenon (A) equals some notion (beta).
Distinct phenomenon (A) equals some notion (beta).
Definite phenomenon (A) means some notion (beta) predicates another notion (gamma).
Definite phenomenon (A) means some notion (beta) predicates another notion (gamma).
Subsequent phenomenon (A) equals some prior phenomenon (B).
Subsequent phenomenon (A) equals some prior phenomenon (B).
Confluent phenomenon (A) equals the equality of two co-valued phenomena (B₁ and B₂)
Confluent phenomenon (A) equals the equality of two co-valued phenomena (B₁ and B₂)
Description patterns for the extrinsic representation of actuals
Image A is disjoint from phenomenon B and is self-evident in meaning.
Diagram A is disjoint from phenomenon B and inherits its meaning.
Icon A means that phenomenon B predicates concept alpha and it is self-evident in meaning.
Metaphor A means that phenomenon B predicates concept alpha and inherits its meaning.
Ascription patterns for the intrinsic representation of actuals
Pure Index A non-predicates phenomenon B and is self-evident in meaning.
Reagent A non-predicates phenomenon B and inherits its meaning.
Index A means that concept alpha predicates phenomenon B and it is self-evident in meaning.
Symptom A means that concept alpha predicates phenomenon B and inherits its meaning.
Process patterns for the dynamic representation of actuals
Symbol A means that phenomenon B predicates phenomenon C and it is self-evident in meaning.
Replica A means that phenomenon B predicates phenomenon C and inherits its meaning.
Note: additional Entity Rivulets and Trickles can also be found in the Third Consideration.
Entity patterns for the representation of concepts
Instance alpha equals no occasion (_).
Creation alpha has conceptual meaning and means either:
Alien alpha has conceptual meaning and means either:
Reflection alpha has conceptual meaning and means either:
Relation alpha has conceptual meaning and means either:
Conception alpha equals some phenomenon (B) and it has conceptual meaning.
Recognition alpha equals the equality of two co-valued phenomena (B₁ and B₂) and it has conceptual meaning.
Description patterns for the extrinsic representation of concepts
Type alpha is disjoint from phenomenon B and it has conceptual meaning.
Plural alpha means that phenomenon B predicates concept beta and it has conceptual meaning.
Ascription patterns for the intrinsic representation of concepts
Mark alpha non-predicates phenomenon B and it has conceptual meaning.
Singular alpha means that concept beta predicates phenomenon B and it has conceptual meaning.
Process patterns for the dynamic representation of concepts
Action alpha means that phenomenon B predicates phenomenon C and it has conceptual meaning.
Note: additional Entity Rivulets and Trickles can also be found in the Third Consideration.
Entity patterns for the representation of raw symbols
Notion alpha equals no occasion (_) and has no prior meaning.
Non-superior alpha has no prior meaning and means either:
Other alpha has no prior meaning and means either:
Identity alpha has no prior meaning and means either:
Ordination alpha has no prior meaning and means either:
Assertion alpha equals some phenomenon (B) and it has no prior meaning.
Apodiction alpha equals the equality of two co-valued phenomena (B₁ and B₂) and it has no prior meaning.
Description patterns for the extrinsic representation of raw symbols
Implicit Cardinal alpha is disjoint from phenomenon B and it has no prior meaning.
Explicit Cardinal alpha means that phenomenon B predicates concept beta and it has no prior meaning.
Ascription patterns for the intrinsic representation of raw symbols
Implicit Ordinal alpha non-predicates phenomenon B and it has no prior meaning.
Explicit Ordinal alpha means that concept beta predicates phenomenon B and it has no prior meaning.
Process patterns for the dynamic representation of raw symbols
Copulant alpha means that phenomenon B predicates phenomenon C and it has no prior meaning.
Note: additional Entity Rivulets and Trickles can also be found in the Third Consideration.
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