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A.6.1:3 - Forces

ForceTension
Reuse and semantic localityReusers need stable operation meaning, while every use has an effective U.ReferenceScheme and bounded Applicability.
Law and admissionLaws state reusable regularities; admission predicates decide whether one proposed operation use is admissible.
Declaration and realizationA declaration can have several realizers; changing one realizer does not by itself change declaration identity.
Light use and typed reuseOne readable operation sentence is often enough, while repeated use may need exact argument and result declarations; a receiving claim about one use may additionally need a particular application and its bindings.
Domain breadth and kind precisionThe same form serves physical engineering, medicine, learning, and software without treating code or documents as the default object.
Mathematical precision and ontologyAlgebraic notation can expose preservation claims, but a mathematical lens does not decide the FPF kind by form.
Recall and conditional structureA short mantra helps a reader remember the distinctions; A.22.CGUS applies only when selected relations and constraints define one reusable structure with at least two potential continuations.