Jerry Hunt: Talk (slice): double
content streams
content devices
| 1 | global | |
| 2 | intermittent | |
| 3 | discontinuous | |
| 4 | extractive | |
| 5 | centered | |
| 6 | collective | |
| 7 | peripheral | |
| 8 | partial | 
pattern
| ! | burst | |
| @ | recursion | |
| % | bilevel | |
| ^ | inject | |
| * | global | 
mode
| 1 | talk | |
| 2 | talk > device | |
| 3 | talk/device | |
| 4 | device > talk | |
| 5 | device | 
focus
| A | interchange | |
| B | exchange | |
| C | select | |
| D | separate | 
inflection levels
| 1 | local | |
| 2 | imminent | |
| 3 | regional | |
| 4 | global | 
performance action/requirements
performance mechanism
notation
| [a] | content streams: select six mutually agreed content sources of narrative and mechanic device gesture (a-f) | |
| [b] | content devices: eight mutually agreed program variables of narrative and gesture-narrative translation (1-8) | |
| [c] | pattern models: five mutually agreed production strategies (! @ % ^ *) | |
| [d] | mode mechanisms of production of five mutually agreed strategies of device and speech envelope and pattern integration | |
| [e] | focus goals using four mutually agreed strategies (A-D) | |
| [f] | inflection level goals are requested in four modes (1-4) | 
- Jerry Hunt, 1991
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