The Consequence Of Decoding Sensers

sensers	are	the mediums [of mental processes]
Token/Identified	Process: identifying	Value/Identifier

if	there	is	no process	there	is	no medium of the process
x b: condition				a: consequent
		Process: existential	Existent		Process: existential	Existent

if	there	is	no mental process	there	is	no senser
x b: condition				a: consequent
		Process: existential	Existent		Process: existential	Existent

if	the mental process	stops	the senser	ceases to be
x b: condition			a: consequent
	Actor	Process: material	Existent	Process: existential

Requesting A Decoding Vs Requesting An Encoding

Decoding ‘purple’ by reference to ‘your favourite colour’

is	purple	your favourite colour
Given		New
Process: identifying	Token/ Identified	Value/ Identifier

Encoding ‘your favourite colour’ by reference to ‘purple’

is	purple	your favourite colour
New		Given
Process: identifying	Token/ Identifier	Value/ Identified

Predicator As Marked Theme In Declarative Clause

and	kill	insects	it	does
Theme: marked		Rheme
	Predicator	Complement	Subject	Finite
	Residue		Mood

Transforming Experience Into Meaning

meaning as elaborating product of an abstract material process:

transforming	experience	into meaning
Process: material: abstract	Goal	Rôle: product

Construing Experience

(1) 'construing' as mental process:

(a) 'meaning' as the enhancing means of construing

construing	experience	through meaning
Process: mental: cognitive	Phenomenon	Manner: means

(b) 'meaning' as the elaborating guise of experience

construing	experience	as meaning
Process: mental: cognitive	Phenomenon	Rôle: guise

(2) 'construing' as mentally assigned identifying process:

'meaning' as encoded by reference to experience

construing	experience	as	meaning
Process: relational: identifying	Token		Value