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SIE.2:3 - Forces

ForceTension
SelectivityReading every source is infeasible, while skipping one load-bearing definition can invalidate the package.
Formal and operative meaningStandards and schemas provide inspectable definitions, while actual profiles, extensions, and Work can narrow or alter use.
Edition and effectivityA stable name aids reuse, while its meaning or applicability can change across revisions, profiles, configurations, and intervals.
AuthorityPublishers and stewards define bounded schemes or values, while the receiver may need a decision outside their scope.
AccessA source may be meaningful but unavailable, restricted, delayed, or legally unusable for the proposed integration.
AdequacyExisting models reduce construction work, while forcing an inadequate model hides a real semantic gap.