Independent Basin Interaction

Definition

Two basins that share no centers and no domains. At the basin level they never meet. Any interaction the pair has runs through other parts of the system — traps, harmonies, or the overall formation — not through these basins. Systemic basins on different planes are always Independent, however wide their reach: capacity and domain planes never compare at the center level.

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