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B.1.4:1.2 - Forces

ForceTension
Order sensitivity vs. ordinary parthoodOrdered positions must remain reviewable without recasting them as parts of one physical whole.
Temporal coverage vs. carrier identityA phase aggregate needs useful time windows, but it must not hide that the carrier changed identity.
Design-time relation vs. run-time historyMethod order, work plan, and performed work often share labels, but they are different claims.
Compact notation vs. ontologyGamma_ctx, Gamma_time, graph, or algebra notation can make a relation easy to use, but cannot create a holon, method, work occurrence, or transformation.
Local aggregation vs. stronger returnThe pattern should keep a small aggregation record, while sending resource, evidence-currentness, transformation, and MHT claims to their owners.