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A.6.P.WMR:3 - Forces
| Force | Tension |
| Ordinary language vs exact relation | Practitioners need short sentences, while the receiving use needs exact participants and an obtaining condition. |
| Method semantics vs dated work | A reusable way of doing and its description can name participant roles without assigning or binding an entity in one actual occurrence. |
| Plan vs actuality | Intended work and planned fillings guide action but do not establish dated work or actual participation. |
| Operation binding vs work relation | An A.6.1 application can bind an argument or result value without producing that entity or identifying the surrounding work. |
| Change vs production | Work can cause an actual change without constituting a new entity or completing production. |
| Readability vs ontology economy | A familiar label is cheap, but one universal input, output, result, or handoff kind would erase direct subject semantics. |
| Local blocker vs broad invention | A missing governor stops only the affected claim; independent claims continue, and ontology does not expand by convenience. |