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A.6.F:3 - Forces

ForceTension
Familiar engineering speech vs object and claim precisionEngineers naturally say “function”, “functional”, and “functionality”; when the phrase carries an FPF claim, the exact entity, value, claim, or claim-bearing episteme and its subject pattern must be recoverable.
Functional architecture vs peer ontologyFunctional architecture is useful, but it is the FunctionalStructure case of ArchitectureOf@Context, not a separate root architecture kind.
Capability or effect vs work or methodA function-like phrase may describe what a holon can do, what a method prescribes, or what work has done; those are different values, claims, epistemes, and, where applicable, direct relations, each with its own subject pattern.
Mathematical function vs design relationMathematical functions and relations can be used for reasoning; use C.29 to test their lens use and stop condition.
Module allocation vs functional relationFunctional dependencies may be allocated to modules, but function and module-interface structure do not become one FPF kind.
Small repair vs unneeded evidence, quality, decision, or assurance apparatusMost cases need the exact object or claim, its subject pattern, and a stop condition. Add direct-relation participants, reusable declaration, selected claim-bearing episteme, or representation correspondence only when the current use needs that object.