The same simple question to relational theorist (with video now).

Last year I asked a question:
"…is a way of how I create the normal relations important? Suppose a part of system exists which creates the relations according to some external non-normar expression descrided some data. This part of system translates external expression into commands which create a set of normal relations. So user of such system gives to the system some non-normal data description expressions but operates with the data presented in form of normal virtual relations only. (once again - all data are presented for user in form of normal relations). Is such system relational?"

In other words, the question is how the relations are introduced in system, how their existence is defined. In traditional relational DBMS the existence of relations defined evidently one-by-one, when tables and views are created by user manifestly. On the contrary, I suppose that a system is possible, which implicitly defines existence of a multitude of relations at once, when non-relational structures are described by customer.

I've got an answer from you: "Probably yes, but it's neccessary to define exactly the rules of play".