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A.1.1:3 - Forces
| Force | Tension |
|---|
| Actual loci vs selected organization | Systems, work, teams, and epistemes keep direct identities, while their model-use relations may need treatment as one structure. |
| Model applicability vs semantic locality | A model-use boundary can change the next engineering move; ordinary local meaning often needs only a reference scheme, scope, or governing episteme. |
| One subsystem vs several models | Physical or organizational location does not distinguish two competing model organizations over the same subsystem. |
| One model vs several loci | A coherent model use can span several actual loci when one applicability, actual-use, and model-expression-coherence organization relates them. |
| Structure vs holon | A selected relation organization is useful without claiming that its substrates are parts of another whole or pass a meta-holon transition. |
| World-side use vs description | A boundary description can be stale or absent while actual applicability, use, and model-expression-coherence relations continue. |
| Source vocabulary vs FPF kinds | DDD uses context, mapping, and map as practice terms; FPF must recover method, structure, view, publication, and actual participants separately. |