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A.3.4.P:3 - Forces

ForceTension
Recognition and precisionSource labels help readers recognize a change situation, but FPF use needs a recovered kind, subject-side occurrence basis, exact relation, and subject pattern.
One actual transformation and selected flow structureU.Transformation identifies one independently grounded actual bounded change and establishes neither transformation parthood nor partlessness at the current resolution. TransformationFlowStructure positions, relates, or locates transformation loci and adjacent governed values; common structure membership establishes no transformation composition.
Acting System and influence sourceAn assignment occurrence alone does not prove performance, and generic transformation participation does not prove action. Performed Work requires each precise performer’s A.13 core and independent A.15.1 admission; add F.6 afterward only when precise assignment-bound attribution is current. Any Work-to-change relation required by the claim remains separate. A non-Work actor needs another exact direct actor-side relation. Every influence source keeps its own kind and exact relation.
Formal and project-world changeA formal construction may be a transformation over a formal object, or it may be a mathematical description of project-world structure; the current object decides.
Repair and readabilityRecover enough ontology for the current use. Record a repair note only when the receiving use needs inspectable detail.