• pathway , way , diverging pathways , converging pathways
• loop , circular loop
• bidirectional flow , unidirectional flow , multi directional flow
• verse , universe , multiverse , diverse , converse
• exchange

• Those things which employ themselves
  • OPERATION, Labor-ious, Pains, Travail, Toil, moil, Turmoile, drudg, droil, work, handy-work, Ply, cooperate, take pains, lay about him.

PLAY, Sport, lusory, dally.

• Arrow ( temporal frame or path )
• 2d energy or 2d arrows
• 2D arrow , biaxial arrows
• planar movements
• ACTION
• numbered actions
• shaped actions

• Concerning the study of direction
  • vectors
• Concerning the study of reason , why , how
  • logic
• Concerning the study of origins or causes
  • etiology , etymology , causality
  • creation myth , origin myth
• reason or an explanation for something as a function of its end, its purpose, or its goal, as opposed to as a function of its cause
  • Teleology , finality , consequentialism , effects , goal , purpose
• Concerning the Study of the flow of energy
  • study of functions , physiology , pathophysiology , biochemical physiology
  • study of actions , dynamics , thermodynamics , psychodynamics , electrodynamics , pharmacodynamics
  • study of motions , kinematics , kinetic energy , pharmacokinetics , chemokinesis
  • Study of arts
  • natural energy flow study
  • artificial energy flow study
• Concerning Time flow study , chronology
• Concerning the study of interactions
  • Business actions
  • Commerce actions
  • communication
  • exchange
• Concerning the study of agriculture
  • agricultural operation
• Concerning the study of mechanical operations
  • mixed mechanical operation
  • Simple mechanical operation
• Concerning the study of Fabrile operations
  • fabrile operations
• Concerning the study of clothing
  • clothing operations
• concerning the study of Physic, CHYMICAL, Pharmaceutical Operations
  • pharmaceutical operations
• Concerning the study of Surgical and Therapeutic Operations
  • Surgical Operation
• Concerning the study of Biochemical operations
  • Biochemical operations or process
• Concerning the study of simple arithmetic operations
  • arithmetic operations
• Concerning the changes in shapes and forms
  • geometrical operations
• Concerning the flow of matter
  • Materialistic flow
• Concerning the study of Agents and their general relations
  • conscious agent

• functions , actions , process and motion
• ACTION, doe, perform, commit, practise▪ proceeding, function, exercise, at∣chieve, dealing, Act, Fact, Deed, Feat, Exploit, Passage, Prank, Trick, play the Part.

• Action : The act of doing something (e.g., opening a door). It's the most basic unit of doing. It's the specific instance of something happening.
• Art : The use of skill and creativity to express ideas or emotions (e.g., painting, sculpture). Art is subjective and open to interpretation.
• Event: A single occurrence or happening at a specific time. It's a specific moment in time.(e.g., the winning touchdown).
• Function : The specific purpose or job something is designed to do. It's the what something does. (e.g., the function of a car engine is to power the vehicle).
• study of Laws : A fundamental principle that describes a relationship between things and is generally considered unchanging (e.g., the law of gravity).
• Mechanism : The internal workings or parts that cause something to function. It's the how something works internally. (e.g., the locking mechanism of a door).
• Method : A systematic approach to achieve a specific goal (e.g., the scientific method).
• Motion : The act of changing position over time. It's the how something moves. (e.g., the motion of the planets around the sun).
• Operation : The act of performing a task or using something (e.g., the operation of a computer program).
• Phenomena (plural phenomenon): Observable events, experiences, or things that happen (e.g., natural phenomena like lightning strikes).
• study of Processses : A series of steps that lead to a specific outcome. It's the ongoing sequence of events. (e.g., the process of photosynthesis).
• Rule: A specific guideline that dictates what is allowed or not (e.g., traffic rules). Rules can be more flexible than laws.
• Technique: A specific way of performing an action, often involving skill and practice (e.g., the proper pitching technique in baseball).
• cycle study
• study of pathways
• arrow symbol
• wheel symbol
• windle symbol
• evaluations study
• study of expressions

• comparate actions
• Numbered actions

• definite actions
• Exchange
• TRANSCENDENTAL ACTIONS
• RELATION OF ACTION. III
• COMPARATE ACTIONS