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• • G—PHYSICS
  • G09—EDUCATION; CRYPTOGRAPHY; DISPLAY; ADVERTISING; SEALS
  • G09F—DISPLAYING; ADVERTISING; SIGNS; LABELS OR NAME-PLATES; SEALS
  • G09F7/00—Signs, name or number plates, letters, numerals, or symbols; Panels or boards

Definitions

• the numbers, letters and other signs that see in a 360 degree arch, based on the away denomination of their, are related to the field of numbers, letters and other signs, bat than they can be seen in a 360 degree arc
• the symbol can be each sign, painting, photo, design of each type, square, pentagon, rhomb, circle, arc, sphere, cube, cylinder, prism, pyramid, ring, star, rabbit, elephant, a stripe (bandage) of each dimensions etc, that placed completely and partially around (put) every thing and beings alive, can appear themselves like circular symbols or partially circular symbols that supported or hang (depend) somewhere for identification something.
• the numbers, the letters and the other signs new can be fixed and mobile and are connected: i ) -
• the new symbols that can be fixed and mobile that can be rings, square, arcs, rhombus, sphere, cube, cylinder, prism, pyramid, cone or each other symbol, where:
• A- They are placed in a roll or include completely and partially a living being or an object.
• a 360-degree ring-shaped drill bit can be retracted, not covering the old number printed on it, it can also be covered.
• a yellow stripe and a green stripe on the athlete's arm, or on an excavator's arm.
• rings arches, squares, rectangles, spheres, cubes, strips and any other shape placed horizontally on top of each other attached and at a distance, vertically one after the other attached at a distance and with other angles of inclination.
• half-rings supported, for example, on a wall page, or as two or more hanging rings, etc.
• A- The base numbers from 0, 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8 and 9 and from minus 1, minus 2, minus 3, minus 4, minus 5, minus 6, minus 7, minus 8 and minus 9 is assigned to each colour, the combination of colours, configuration, design For example;
• Negative numbers are also assigned their colours, combination of colours, configuration, design, etc.
• the new symbol number 1 a chain of old numbers 1 in the ring that is placed horizontally where the old numbers 1 also appear horizontally.
• the new symbol of letter A a chain of old letters A around the ring circle that is placed horizontally, where the position of the letters A is irrelevant.
• the new symbol of number 1 a chain of old numbers 1 with a vertical direction from top to bottom stamped around the circle of the ring (as it now appears written on the paper), that when the ring is placed horizontally for example on a vertical pillar, the old numbers 1 to correspond vertically from top to bottom, which corresponds to the best position of the viewer when in front of the pillar.
• the new symbol of the letter A a chain of old letters A stamped around the ring, so that when the ring is placed horizontally, for example on a vertical pillar, the letters A correspond to their correct position to be seen and read by the goer.
• the new symbol of comma an old comma chain, stamped around the ring, so that when the ring is placed horizontally, for example on a vertical pillar, the commas correspond to their correct position to be read by the goer.
• the symbols are mobile, so that no matter how the rings are placed, they stay for example in a vertical position.
• the symbol of No. 25 are two strips that are placed around to the mechanic key (wrench) with number 25, one in green and the other in blue with white dots for example 90 degrees (can be placed with other angles) with the longitudinal axis of his.
• the number 25 can appear on its own as two rings one on top of the other or below the other or one after the other etc. so called as symbols with themselves that simply indicate a number.
• the symbol of the number 1 is a yellow ring that in it, in the form of a chain, has, for example, written the numbers 1 all in one direction or in opposite directions (one upside down), for example all in black or and in two different colours, no matter in what position will the ring be placed eg horizontally or vertically to be combined with the viewing position of the written numbers.
• the symbol of the number 2 is a green ring and around its circle are written the numbers 2 in black in the shape of a chain with a vertical direction from top to bottom that corresponds to the axis of the ring.
• the ring for example, is placed on a vertical pillar, it is placed, for example, that its axis coincides with the axis of the pillar, so the ring appears horizontally around the circle and at the same time the chain of numbers appears vertically, so not upside down.
• Each new symbol for the base numbers, for the letters of the alphabet, for the other signs differs from the other symbol by the shape, dimensions, place of placement, position of placement, distances, limiting spaces, way and time of illumination and by the sign, other wide applications or differ from at least one of them or some of them.
• Number 29 is realized by placing the symbol of the number "2" for example a green cube, then the symbol of the number "9" a beige sphere with black crossed lines.
• the new comma symbol can be a ribbon, bands, rings, squares, rhombuses, spheres, cubes, cylinders or any other type of symbol composed as a comma chain, for example around the perpendicular ring circle with the best viewing position when possible.
• other symbols in the simplest case appear as a chain of their signs around the ring.
• the number 1,46 is composed by the ring to numbers 1 in yellow 2 cm wide around the axis, the comma ring in black 1 cm wide around the axis, from the ring to numbers 4 in purple colour wide 1,5 cm around the axis and from the ring number 6 with thick red stripes and thin white stripes wide 1,5 cm around the axis placed in chronological order from left to right, from top to bottom, etc.
• the symbols of the initial numbers, the beginning of the word or sentence, the beginning of other new signs can be used when we are dealing with more than one symbol (number, letter) together and the symbols are not twin (same).
• the symbol of the numbers 1 is a yellow ring 1 cm wide, but when it becomes the first symbol in a group of numbers, for example in the number 124 it becomes 2 cm wide (bigger, etc.), continuing with the symbol of numbers 2 a green colour ring and 1 cm wide and the numbers 4 purple colour and 1 cm wide.
• the symbol of the letter S becomes wider than the other symbols, to indicate where the reading of the word begins.
• the symbols to direction of reading can be placed in the symbols of numbers, letters, signs, etc., but they can also be other symbols and signs in themselves that indicate the direction from which the reading goes. For example, all the symbols or a part of them have arrows from where the reading goes, which can be an electronic flow with illuminated flow from the beginning of the reading side to the side where it goes straight i readings, etc.
• each symbol defines its colour, combination of colours, configuration, design, shape, dimensions, placement, positioning, distances, boundary spaces, mode and time of illumination etc.
• a supporting symbol defines a type of symbol with its shape, for example a chain with arrows in the form of a chain in the direction of reading around an axis and this symbol (in the case of our example a line but can be each other symbols) placed before the group symbols on the side where the symbols begin.
• the support symbol performs several functions, for example it serves as a support base for the first symbols, etc., indicates the reading direction, etc.
• the support symbol strip is placed first, then the symbol strip of No. 1 is placed next to it, and then the symbol strip of No. 2 is placed horizontally, vertically, which decreases as the height that descended etc.
• Arrows are drawn in the support symbol bar with direction from the bars of symbols 1 and 2. Or it placed before the beginning of the symbols of letters and other signs.
• Boundary space symbols are symbols that delimit a symbol or group of symbols. As such, they also play the role of distances from symbol to symbol when necessary.
• Remote (distance) symbols play the role of remote (distance) and are placed between the symbols of numbers, letters and signs, when necessary or deemed reasonable to place them.
• New circular symbols of type A, B, C can be applied and like; a - Double or partially double symbols b - Common symbols.
• Double or partially double symbols in this type of system are the necessary material to facilitate and speed up the way of reading according to the direction preference, especially the number system.
• a pipe that has the number 124, in a certain area is placed a strip (belt) 2 cm wide with yellow colour around the axis of the pipe which in our example is symbol no. 1 and on both sides of it are placed on one side the symbol of the numbers 2 green colour with a width of 1 cm around the axis of the tube and on the other side of it is placed the same symbol green colour of No. 2 that is 1 cm wide around the axis of the tube.
• Colour, combination of colours, configuration, design or writing of numbers and letters, etc. in the uppercase symbols A, B, C that appear symbolically with themselves or are placed in full or in part on a living being or an item as an instrument, an accessory, a device, etc. or a part of them, can be made in such a way as to correspond to the preferred position of the person standing and looking.
• No. 129 For example in the case of No. 129;
• a pillar in the centre of a junction first placed the ring-shaped strip yellow colour around pillar which is the symbol of No. 1 which is 10 cm wide (the symbol of the first number).
• coloured rings for example, are placed horizontally under each other.
• printed numbers around the ring with vertical direction (or with any other direction or other preferred angle) in the form of a chain in the case of our example are written, printed numbers 1 that corresponds to the position of the gaze when the person is in front of the pillar in any position of 360 degrees.
• Symbols can be of the types, shapes, dimensions, various illuminating types that reflect light, that absorb and emit light, led, oled and others with different ways and times of lighting, etc.
• the symbol can be any sign, painting, photo, design of any type, quadrangle, quadrilateral, rhombus, circle, fascia, bow, sphere, cube, cylinder, prism, ring, star, rabbit, elephant, a ribbon of any dimension, etc. that;
• New symbols can be placed in any way, in any position, in any place, with anyone.
• one below the other met and at a distance For example, one below the other met and at a distance, one above the other met and at a distance, one after the other met and at a distance, one within the other met and at a distance, etc. They can be placed partially inside each other.
• Numbers, letters and other signs can be written in symbols and in the simplest case they can appear as strings of numbers and letters and other signs.
• Symbols can be realized by directly painting the object (thing or living being) to be identified or by producing the symbols placed on them.
• numbers, letters or other signs, areas around them, numbers and letters and other signs and areas around them are painted completely and partially.
• Symbols can be placed; horizontally, vertically and any other kind of angle, at the same level and at different level, at the same angle and at different angles, with the same dimension and with different dimensions, in the same direction and in different directions, by keeping the antecedent shape and not, keeping the regular shape and not.
• symbols can be do by directly painting the object where these symbols will be applied, which can be any object or living being, but also ready-made symbols such as ribbons, rings, bows, squares, cubes, spheres, trapezoids, cones, etc. that placed or glued to them in different ways and forms that can be fixed and mobile, for example with supports, nails, screws, hooks, ties, glue - tear, adhesives, etc. and that change quickly when damaged.
• They can be made with any kind of material. Using paints from the most diverse to the laminated one, the one that absorbs light during the day and radiates it when it is in a dark, reflective, phosphorescent, etc. environment. They can be made (painted, coated) and made of polyurethane that resists scratching and temperature It can be do made from led strips, oled etc. with lighting colour system.
• They can also be made in the shape of gloves that completely or partially wrap the living being or thing.
• An application can also be made in the area where there may be an applied glove.
• Paint or application of fast identification systems can be done in relief or with gutters, etc. Surrounding symbols and painting of objects or living beings can be done, placed in any of their areas. Possibly where they look better and are less damaged.
• number 124 has in the centre a small circle with yellow colour symbol of the numbers 1, then there is a larger circle with the same centre but in green colour, then there is an even larger circle with the same centre but with purple colour. It is a technique that is also applied but with bows etc.
• Symbols can also change colour.
• A- Can be placed completely and partially on a living being or thing
• B- Can be placed around completely and partially and a part of an object or living being
• C- Can appear as such symbols by themselves or that are placed, supported or dependent somewhere to identify or express something.
• Symbol to No. 1 represents the letter A
• Symbol to No. 7 represents the letter G
• Symbol to No. 26 represents the letter Z
• the new symbols are placed horizontally one below the other (eg they are rings one below the other) and the letters are written on these rings around them.
• the first horizontal ring with a white field where the letters "A" are inscribed retreat the yellow ring in the form of a chain of 360 degrees.
• the third ring below or above the second ring is with a white field where the letters "I" are written vertically around the third brown ring in the shape of a chain.
• Symbol to No. 1 represents the letter A
• Symbol to No. 9 represents the letter F
• Symbol to No. 10 represents the letter G
• Symbol to No. 12 represents the letter H
• Symbol to No. 13 represents the letter I
• Symbol to No. 36 represents the letter ZH.
• the third ring below or above the second ring has a white field where the letters "I" are written around the third ring as a combination of two colours (symbol no. 13) yellow and orange in the shape of a chain.
• Symbol to No. 1 represents the letter A
• Symbol to No. 26 represents the letter Z ii)
• Symbol to No. 1 represents the letter A
• Symbol to No. 7 represents the letter G
• Symbol to the No. 29 represents the letter GJ of the Bulgarian language.
• Symbol to the No. 30 represents the letter LL of the Bulgarian language And so it goes on until the completion of the Bulgarian alphabet b- They correspond to certain numbers not chronologically and the other letters of the alphabet of other languages correspond to other numbers and can be one and more symbols, where their colour, combination of colour, configuration, design, shape, dimensions, location, position, way and time of illumination, distances, limiting spaces, etc. or at least one of them is different from the symbols of numbers and other signs.
• Symbol to No. 1 represents the letter A
• symbol No. 27 represents the letter DH of the Bulgarian language.
• Symbol i No. 28 represents the letter GJ of the Bulgarian language.
• Symbol 29 No. 29 represents the letter LL of the Bulgarian language And so it goes on until the completion of the Bulgarian alphabet.
• New symbols of the most frequent letters of the alphabet for each language correspond to selected numbers and the other letters correspond to other numbers. And they can be one or more symbols, where their colour, combination of colour, configuration, design, shape, dimensions, placement, position placement, way and time of illumination, distances, boundary spaces, etc., or at least one of them is different from symbols of the numbers and the signs.
• Symbol to No. 1 represents the letter A
• Symbol to No. 7 represents the letter G
• Symbol to No. 26 represents the letter Z
• New symbols of the most frequent letters of the alphabet for one or several basic languages correspond to selected numbers and other letters of the alphabet combined with other numbers. And they can be one and more symbols, where their colour, combination of colours, configuration, design, shape, dimensions, placement, position placement, way and time of illumination, distances, limiting spaces, etc. or at least one of them is different from the symbols of the numbers and signs etc;
• Symbol to No. 1 represents the letter A
• Symbol to No. 7 represents the letter G
• the new symbols of the vowel letters of the alphabet for each language correspond to a set of numbers and the symbols of the consonant letters to another set of numbers. And they can be one or more symbols, where their colour, combination of colours, configuration, design, shape, dimensions, placement, position placement, way and time of illumination, distances, boundary spaces, etc., or at least one of them is different from the symbol to the numbers and the other signs.
• symbols For example for English language;
• Symbol to No. 8 represents the letter K
• Symbol to No. 20 represents the letter Z
• Symbol to No. 21 represents the letter A
• Symbol to No.22 represents the letter B
• Symbol to No. 26 represents the letter Y vi)
• the ew alphabetic letter symbols for one or more basic languages correspond to a set of numbers and consonant symbols to another set of numbers. And the other letters of the other alphabets combined after them. And they can be one or more symbols, where their colour, combination of colours, configuration, design, shape, dimensions, placement, position placement, way and time of illumination, distances, boundary spaces, etc., or at least one of them is different from the symbols of numbers and other signs;
• Symbol to No. 8 represents the letter K
• Symbol to No. 20 represents the letter Z
• Symbol to No. 21 represents the letter A
• Symbol to No.22 represents the letter B
• each letter has its own circular symbol, with colour, combination of colour, configuration, design, shape, dimensions, location, position, where it symbolizes the appearance of a series of corresponding letters where the letters are written in the respective rings that are placed, for example, horizontally with the ground plane somewhere or in a vertical pillar.
• Symbols of type A, B, C circular or partially circular, etc. (which surrounding completely or partially living being or thing or a part of a living being or thing) or appear as such symbols by themselves being placed, supported or depending on somewhere, differ from each other in colour, combination of colour, configuration, design, shape, dimensions, placement, placement position, distances, constraint spaces, mode and time of intercourse, etc. from one symbol to another.
• Each new symbol is defined, therefore, shape, dimensions, placement, placement position, placement method, distances, boundary spaces, colour, combination of colours, configuration, design, lighting time, etc.

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