{Descriptive Language for C[ircles] A[nalysis] & S[ynthesis] [continued]}[19th February 1990]

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(B)* To describe a particular ** circle, we need to know: –

(1) Its period or term, eg 32 (years)

(& the unit, eg y= years (not normally shown)

(m = months, w = weeks, d = days &c)

(2) The number (ordinal) in the sequence of such cycles,

for which we can use ordinals eg 2^nd 32

or subscripts eg 32₂ (neater but must not be confused with ‘base’)

(3) Possibly, the total period (if known) in standard units, ie the length of the maximum time span of the I (= Individual or Institution) of which this cycle is a part, ie*** 32₂/67

(4) The nature of the I, eg H (Human/Homo Sapiens); ?N (Nation)

eg 32₂/67H

(5) The name or descriptive label of the I (& other info below, eg event?)

(6) The initial and terminal dates (above/below respectively)

eg

John	Smith
1840	1808
322	67H
1872	1875
EV	ENT

(7) The degree of this particular circle, eg G, a.

*[See last previous entry]

**[time circle (ie a cycle)]

***[= eg?]

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