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A.6.P.WMR:3 - Forces

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