Abut (B): Difference between revisions
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Latest revision as of 15:06, 19 January 2026
Layer: B
Vector 1
Type: function Relation: structural support
Vector 2
Type: effect Relation: stabilized connection
Vector 3
Type: interaction Relation: mutual reinforcement
Description
Functionally, when two elements abut, they create a stabilizing connection that distributes force or weight across a shared boundary. This contact enhances structural integrity by reducing movement between the adjoining parts. The abutting surfaces interact through mutual reinforcement, supporting each other’s position. This functional relationship allows separate components to behave as a unified structure. It operates through direct physical contact rather than mechanical fastening. Through this behavior, “abut” becomes a mechanism of practical stability.
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