Basic process
A Basic Process is a w:phenomenon which is one of
the elemental building blocks of w:reality. Natural and
industrial processes utilize basic processes
such as w:sorting, amplification, and w:flow.
Fundamental units of
w:measurement such as w:time, w:distance, w:velocity, w:mass, and w:weight can be considered basic processes. Rigorous analysis might insist that one should include only fundamental
units as opposed to derivitive units (which can be defined in terms of fundamental units.)
But reality is more than w:physics. For example one might
speak of the flow of time, using the basic process of w:metaphor. Or one might speak of broad fields such as w:history or w:communication.
In w:journalism the basic process of w:description of an w:event is broken down into what or w:pattern,
when or w:time, where or w:location, who or w:identity and how or w:process.
It is theorized that four w:fundamental forces are responsible for all interaction.
Basic Processes
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