To sophisticated minds the first impression might be that aUI words are not sufficiently complex to differentiate finer shades of meaning. With study it becomes apparent that fine distinctions can be made. Each of these, in turn, could be further modified to fit context by adding or deleting a symbol or two. The potential for symbol combination is vast, limited only by word length and ease of pronunciation. On the other hand, aUI was not necessarily designed as a highly specialized scientific-technical language, since for instance such terms as are contained in the Latin classification system for living things are already international.
Science also has the power of verification by experiment to guide assertions back to reality.
Grammar Grammatical endings are kept to a meaningful minimum and remain consistent. Participles and further verb tenses are made with other suffixes. Prepositions and conjunctions end in topovectors, the symbols that show position and are pronounced with stops or plosives. By defining words with semantic elements each word becomes an explicit analysis of meaning. The essential meaning lies within the word, open to be questioned and verified.