| Strings of table elements are translated to exit and
        egress locations strings, producing a channel of variable event
        progressions through the table ensembles (figure 3). Dynamic
        modifications of these goal strategies are further translated from the
        tables of translated variable goal agendas which are derived from
        performance or production target definitions. The mechanism is
        structured in such a way as to allow its extension to the determination
        and/or modulation of all levels of mechanical, electronic and social
        performance or production operations.
         The letters are translated in each case to strings of variables
        consistent with this goal: each letter is translated to a variable
        distance of a closed circulating string of elements in which the letter
        assigns a node of ingress or egress into the string. 
        This process has been expanded to produce dynamic tables of variables
        which are copied with multiple table scanning programs also controlled
        by such maps. The table system is held as a dynamic system of
        translation arranged in such a way to produce event action or target
        strings as goals in performance which subsequently predict coincident
        and interdependent strings of event goals (rather than the specification
        of individual events themselves). In various control, modulation,
        program formatting or edit decision systems, the table systems are
        copied into electronic storage tables held in read-only memory devices:
        buffers using rewritable access memory are used for pattern, entry,
        event string and other translation processes. 
        The translation processes are subject to pattern analysis for the
        determination of event progression which is produced as a continuous
        string of signed but unformatted information. A system of code screening
        and formatting assignment allows the used of this translation process to
        interactively control a wide range of performance systems through
        system-specific interfaces. 
        - Jerry Hunt  | 
      
           
        figure 3 
        
          - Each layer is a sequence
            translation of a Dee tablet
 
          - Each tablet consists of a matrix of sequence
            translation elements
 
          - Each tablet unit is a translation of a tablet
 
          - Each event progression is a start
            and end progression through the tablet layers
 
          - Each event progression is a
            translation of a Dee tablet
 
          - Each tablet element is a
            translation of the tablet element to a layer of assignment
 
          - Each assignment layer uses rules
            of assignment coherent with the requirement of its task
 
          - Each element is a continuously
            regenerated extension of the characterizing features of the element
 
         
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