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C.32.CONWAY:3 - Forces

ForceTension
Domain action vs architecture influenceA system can act while its architecture or another selected structure influences the candidate; neither fact entails the other.
Performance detail vs candidate synthesisExact system-role assignment and dated Work matter when performance is claimed, but candidate architecture work must not invent them from an influence diagram.
Exact influence vs useful local frameA local compound correspondence can guide candidate synthesis before a reusable episteme about an obtaining exact relation can be asserted.
One pair vs recursive networkOne architecture pair can qualify a network reading, but the pair is neither the network nor a cross-flow relation by citation.
Desired transformed architecture vs source-side constraintThe transformed architecture may need a structure the current influence-side arrangement cannot sustain.
Evolution windowA correspondence that works now can fail when either selected architecture, the direct relation, or the changed referent changes.