8. The computer-implemented method of claim 1 , wherein said information units and/or said information nodes define an object term related to: an industrial, a financial, a business, a social, a political, an economic, a scientific, a research, an analysis, a medical, a biochemical, a biomolecular, a chemical, a technical, or a pharmaceutical term.
8. The computer-implemented method of claim 1 , wherein said information units and/or said information nodes define an object term related to: an industrial, a financial, a business, a social, a political, an economic, a scientific, a research, an analysis, a medical, a biochemical, a biomolecular, a chemical, a technical, or a pharmaceutical term. 9. The computer-implemented method of claim 8 , wherein said object term defines an object, a node, or a concept that is related to one or more areas of applications that are deemed to be: constituent objects, a drug, an active ingredient, an active agent, a medical compound, a chemical compound, a pharmaceutical compound, a therapy, a cure, a cause, an effect, a disease, a symptom, a disease symptom, a diet, a nutrition, a lifestyle feature, a habit, a pathogenesis, a disease cause, a disease pathogenesis, an item associated with a disease, an item associated with a pathogenesis of a disease, an economic measure, a statistical similarity, a call detail record (CDR), the status of a subscriber or a line, interactions between or across multiple lines, statistical correlations or any concepts identifying statistical behavior, a sentiment, or its dynamics for a social application.