Directional Cross-Compensation

Definition

A directed compensation-to-compensation interaction whose operand order is preserved. In the runtime row classifier, A→B or B→A records one partner’s capacity overcompensation against the other partner’s under state in that capacity and domain, or one partner’s domain overcompensation against the other’s under state in that domain and capacity. The row is non-mutual when no opposite-direction row occurs in the same domain for capacity compensation or the same capacity for domain compensation. It records a structural match, not successful repair, consent, dependence, or relationship quality.

Glossary source /core/Directional Cross-Compensation/definition

Orthography

case

capitalized-always

evidence

ordinary

Usage

do not use for

Any participant structure by itself, or an untyped claim that two structures merely co-occur.

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use when

Naming a typed relation, pairing, trigger, loop, or lock among basins, traps, cascades, or compensations.