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In a message dated 06/08/2004 02:34:05 GMT Standard Time,
dave6134@xxxxxxxxxxx writes:
A consequence of the approach just outlined above is that the Questions :
1. What is the 'base digital component' ?
2. How does that differ from any other 'component'
?
3. How does a 'digital component' have 'descriptive power'
?
4. Why is that 'descriptive power' 'deceptive' ?
5. How does that 'descriptive power' 'impose an
interpretation' ?
6. What does 'branching out mean ?
7. Who or what is doing the 'branching out' ?
8. Who or what is not to tolerate the 'branching out'
?
9. What is 'dominance scope' ?
10. How does the 'complex digital environment' relate to
the 'base digital component' ?
11. Is it possible that there may have been a more succinct
way of expressing this thought ?
Terry
Terry King
FRPS
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