The stem base is sound, complete, and of minimal cardinality.

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• Stem Baseconcept0.815
  Canonical minimal generating set for the implicational theory of a formal context; sound, complete, and of minimal cardinality.
• Its stem base consists of 88 implications.finding0.798
  Number of implications in the full stem base of the trees context.
• The wholeness and field of centers are not merely cognitive artifacts but are linked to the functional behavior of the natural world and are at the foundation of physics and biology.claim0.774
  Counters the skeptical cognitive interpretation by asserting the objective reality of centers in nature.
• The building as a whole, its feeling, will largely hinge on the way in which it is a beautiful, pure pattern in which solid elements and open elements, volumes, spaces, voids, and solid cores of material, together form a satisfying pattern of centers.quote0.761
  The core aesthetic principle driving the structural design process.
• Centers are above all, labile, they are foci of wholeness, they are not things, but regions, qualities, focal points of centeredness.quote0.754
  Key definition capturing the non-atomic, relational nature of centers as fields rather than objects.
• Wholeness is a real structure, an actual 'thing' in itself, not merely a way of focusing on the gestalt.claim0.752
  Asserts the ontological reality of wholeness as a physical/mathematical structure.
• The wholeness is a real structure, something geometrically concrete, not merely a general appreciation for unity.claim0.752
  Assertion that wholeness is a tangible spatial structure.
• The fifteen properties, the field of centers, and the wholeness thoroughly and completely determine the way that buildings work.claim0.750
  Universality claim that the same geometric properties govern both beauty and function.