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C.2.LS:13 - Worked Examples and Composition Notes

C.2.LS:13.1 - Operator-facing early alert

A console alert note may be published with a language-state facet profile such as:

  • F = F2/F3 because the note is structurally controlled but still lightweight;
  • AE = AE2 because candidate anchors are visible but not yet fully relation-shaped;
  • CD = CD1 because several routes remain live;
  • LanguageStateAnchoringMode = AM.OperatorLoop because the note is directly anchored to operator intervention/work;
  • RepresentationFactorBundle = {local, sparse, mixed-symbolic} because alert text and compact codes coexist.

This example shows why no one facet can replace the others. The note is not simply early; it is early in a specific, decomposable way.

C.2.LS:13.2 - Research cue before lexical repair

A felt or trace-anchored mismatch cue in an inquiry note may be:

  • low AE,
  • very low CD,
  • AM.EmbodiedFelt,
  • and representation-wise mixed because the cue is partly verbal, partly kinesthetic, partly exemplar-based.

That profile explains why the cue should remain in A.16.1 rather than being forced into A.6.P or B.5.2 immediately.

C.2.LS:13.3 - Architecture-description case

A viewpoint-bound note about the adequacy of an architecture description may be moderately high in F, moderately high in AE, still mid-level in CD, document-mediated in AM, and symbolic in its representation-factor bundle. The profile keeps description-side adequacy distinct from system-side engineering quality.

C.2.LS:13.4 - Same F, different profile

Two notes may share the same rough F band and still differ sharply in articulation, closure, anchoring, and representation factors. One may be operator-loop anchored and low-closure; another may be document-mediated and comparatively closed. The profile bundle keeps that difference visible instead of letting F behave like a master factor.