Systemic Capacity Basin

Definition

A basin in which all four capacities hold one state at once, across every domain: the whole capacity plane under-active, centered, or over-active. It is built from the four capacity basins on that plane and holds only when every one of them is already active. Three exist, one per state — which state a basin is in comes from its polarity, not its type.

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Orthography

case

capitalized-always

evidence

ordinary

Usage

do not use for

A specific named basin or the state or pattern expressed within that basin.

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Naming the structural class by which basins are grouped across a capacity, a domain, or the wider system.