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C.26.3:4.4 - Conditional dynamics detail

When rate, acceleration, second-order change, inertia, damping, resistance, effort, or the strength and latency of a recovered intervention or resulting actual change is load-bearing, state:

  • what rate or acceleration matters;
  • what slows or speeds the change;
  • whether the rate of change itself is changing, rebounding, overshooting, or damping out;
  • which inertia is useful and which is harmful;
  • which recovered intervention object is proposed, what Work, relation, or setting change can lawfully realize it, and which independently grounded actual change affects the envelope fast enough;
  • which evidence shows the dynamic state.

If those variables are not load-bearing, do not force dynamics machinery into the case. The short recognition note or the full envelope-regulation record is enough.