Abstract: A system for coding and decoding languages that includes a first set of computerized databases and each of database storing a predetermined number of indexed information elements (such as words) and a second set of computerized databases wherein each database includes a predetermined number of structural arrangements for using the information elements. The indexed information elements are classified by the component class of a sentence or phrase. They may be classified as verbs, adjectives, etc. and this holds true for the same indexed entry for the different databases for a particular information element. The system decodes the information elements in a sentence, or phrase and matches a corresponding structural arrangement in a given language which holds for the other language.

Abstract: An electronic signal communication system for processing remote signals to be conveyed from a subscribed transmitting client to a subscribed receiving client. Several transmitters, each having first and second inputs, are linked with remotely located sets of receivers compatible with the communications links used. A generating signal assembly generates a first signal and a plurality of second signals. The first signal includes control and possibly data information. The second signals enable one of several transmitters. Once received, a detector and selector assembly detects the receiver's active output and conveys the information to a subscribing recipient who in turn has one or more actuating devices controlling the conventional controllable resources of the subscribed recipient.

Abstract: A computerized system for coding finite numbers of words and symbols in a source language with an indexed database of unique meanings associated with words and symbols in a plurality of other languages. The positioning of the coded words respond to a finite number of grammatical structures in each of the languages characterized by the sequences of the classes of the words or symbols. A user at the source language end has control over the translation method and is allowed or required to eliminate the communication from ambiguities.