DEFINITION: A GRAMMAR –“A Grammar consists of the rules of continuous recursive

DEFINITION: A GRAMMAR
–“A Grammar consists of the rules of continuous recursive disambiguation sufficient for reasoning by operation, deduction, induction, or even abduction within a domain, where a domain consists of a paradigm of first principles, and first principles consist of the dimensions of causality and their limits within that paradigm (causes), domain (application), and grammar (rules).”– Chapter 10, Part 3, How to apply the method to the grammars.