Now that all necessary terms were translated let's take a look at new Talanov-Khizhnyak Questioning-Declaring functions. Each one is either dynamic or static.
- D±ER - dynamic Declaring thinking (that includes Alpha-Gamma DLA: FeS, TeN and DRA: SiF, NiT).
Original "ЧД" autotranslated as "BH", "BLACK DECLARABILITY". Autotranslated description, - Q±IR - static Questioning thinking (that includes Alpha-Gamma QBS: TiN, FiS and QFM: NeT, SeF).
Original "БК" autotranslated as "BC", "BK", "WHITE QUARTITY/QUARTIMITY". Autotranslated description, - Q±ER - dynamic Questioning thinking (that includes Beta-Delta QLA: FeN, TeS and QRA: NiF, SiT).
Original "ЧК" autotranslated as "CHK", "ChK", "Cheka", "HK". Autotranslated description, - D±IR - static Declaring thinking (that includes Beta-Delta DBS: TiS, FiN and DFM: SeT, NeF).
Original "БД" autotranslated as "OBD", "DB". Autotranslated description,
More info on this topic see in this acticle by V. Talanov (this post is also relevant). In order to read the article in English you need to somehow make Google Translator translate the whole page. For example via copying HTML page, converting it to Markdown via Pandoc, uploading it somewhere like to GitHub then opening GitHub via Google Translator (mind the license restrictions if present when uploading).
Or you can copy-paste pieses of text from original in Russian to Google Translator.