Frame-Quantum-Time Theory
1 Frame preserves information.
2 Quantum carries information.
3 Time guarantees quantum’s movement.
4 Frame is a library which consists of various databases of information.
5 Language dictionaries are a part of a library.
6 Extracted information is carried by quantum.
7 Quantum receives new information from the exterior.
8 Time is measured by quantum’s location.
9 Time flows bidirectionally.
10 Frame’s element is marked by / /. It is named <word>.
11 /book/ is an element of frame.
12 /book/ itself does not indicate anything.
13 /I/, /bought/, /a/, /new/, /book/ are elements.
14 4 quanta are prepared for combination of the elements.
15 Quantum1 combines /I/ and /bought/.
16 Quantum1 is given new information of combination.
17 Quantum’s information is marked by * *.
18 Quantum1 is given *subject-predicate* matter.
19 The matter is added to /I/ and /bought/ elements.
20 [/I/, *s-p* /bought/] becomes significant existence for the first time. It is named <sentence>.
21 Significance is marked by [ ].
22 *s-p* matter is first presented from the exterior.
23 Presented matter is framed for the next use.
24 Quantum moves among elements freely.
25 Quantum’s free movement guarantees flexibility of <sentence>.
26 Sentence closes through *sentence-stop* matter. This matter is named <period>.
27 Owned matters of quanta are named<grammar>.
Sekinan Research Field of Language
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