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C.35:3 - Forces

ForceTension
Discovery value vs authority overreadGenerated and discovered outputs widen the candidate space; any selection, decision, proof, or realization claim still needs its own rule and support.
Result, proposal, obtaining structure, and representationClaim-bearing result, modal architecture proposal, obtaining A.22 structure, represented object, representation, publication form or occurrence, and presentation carrier have different identities; include only the distinctions on which the architecture use relies.
Search quality vs architecture adequacyA Pareto point, benchmark score, archive member, or cluster objective can guide synthesis only through the evidence required by its actual branch and the concrete rule for the next synthesis claim.
Model transformation vs preservationGraph grammars and model transformations can return useful results, but transformation rules, exact source and result objects, trace, preserved structure, and lost structure matter only in the transformation branch.
Bearer feasibilityA function or relation found by search is architecturally feasible only when an admitted bearer can carry it under constraints.
Reusable generator boundaryOne-case generated output stays with C.35 and its declared next use; reusable-generator or mechanism-suite claims require the patterns that define or constrain those claims.