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C.2.8:3 - Forces

ForceTension
Common aspect and diverse usesThe same structural question applies to a human reading a method and a program inspecting a graph, while their admissible operations and evidence differ.
Explicit articulation and bounded extractionA complete semantic form can still demand more reconstruction than the reader’s budget allows.
Preparation and attributionPrior knowledge enables decoding and inference, but it can also repair a defective account independently.
Structural gain and practical choiceMore selected structure is the positive direction of this characteristic; the extra recovery may still cost more than the task warrants.
Comparable values and honest limitsNumbers help a declared comparison, while a changed denominator, unvalidated estimator or absent observation can make them misleading.