domain L (living configurations)

Entities in the same semantic neighborhood but without a typed relation to this one — candidates for new edges or unrecognized duplicates.

• domain C (all possible configurations)concept0.813
  The set of all possible three-dimensional arrangements that might exist, used to contrast natural vs. unnatural forms.
• All naturally occurring configurations lie in the set L of living structure; human-made configurations may lie outside L because humans can create unnatural forms.hypothesis0.734
• C_livingconcept0.725
  The class of all buildings with living structure, a tiny fraction of C_all, reachable by structure-preserving paths.
• configurational propertiesconcept0.722
  Properties that bind centers together, used to describe morphogenetic sequences.
• A living system is software reprogrammable to the extent that stimuli can be used to alter its behavior and functionality, as opposed to needing physical rewiring.claim0.716
  Proposed continuous redefinition of software/hardware distinction applicable to biological adaptation
• Elements of domains form partially ordered information states where d ⊑ e means 'e conveys at least as much information as d'.finding0.713
  Core intuition of Domain Theory: qualitative ordering of information states provides foundation for modeling computation without quantification.
• Living configurations are hijackable in the good sense; manufactured systems are brittle to intervention.claim0.712
• Updated Software/Hardware Definition: a continuous variant — a living system is software reprogrammable to the extent stimuli can alter its behavior, as opposed to needing physical rewiring; the binary distinction is not useful.claim0.712
  The paper's proposed dissolution of binary software/hardware distinction into a continuum