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C.2.8:3 - Forces
Force
Tension
Common aspect and diverse uses
The 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 extraction
A complete semantic form can still demand more reconstruction than the reader’s budget allows.
Preparation and attribution
Prior knowledge enables decoding and inference, but it can also repair a defective account independently.
Structural gain and practical choice
More selected structure is the positive direction of this characteristic; the extra recovery may still cost more than the task warrants.
Comparable values and honest limits
Numbers help a declared comparison, while a changed denominator, unvalidated estimator or absent observation can make them misleading.