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B.2.4:3 - Forces

ForceTension
Capability facts vs whole identityExact capability facts can make a new-whole question live; capability claims stay with A.2.2 and measured-characteristic claims with C.16, whether or not that question arises. Their evidence remains separate.
Functioning relation vs part-whole relationFunctioning often crosses parts and bearers; it is not parthood by wording.
Transformation-flow structure vs mathematical descriptionFlow structure may enter architecture claims; selecting a graph or diagram as an object of concern does not identify it with the flow structure it represents. Its lens, description, or publication use remains separate.
Method composition vs performed workA method relation can describe possible doing, while a dated work occurrence is an in-life fact and evidence only supports claims about that occurrence.
New whole vs local improvementThe pattern must preserve real novelty without turning every improvement into MHT.