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 Logical definitions include Logical Nodes, Logical Node Roles, Logical Communication Endpoints, Logical Data Structure Definitions, Logical Runtime Planes, Logical Interaction Patterns, Logical Policy Constraints, and Logical Traceability Relationships.
-Logical Ownership of Definitions supports accountability. It identifies which authority or role controls a definition, which review process governs changes, and which later profiles inherit or specialise the definition.
+Logical Ownership of Definitions supports accountability. It identifies which authority or role controls a definition, which review process governs changes, and which later profiles inherit or specialize the definition.
-Logical Ownership of Definitions does not prescribe an organisational owner, a repository owner, an operational owner, or an implementation team. Later governance, implementation, deployment, and operational layers assign those responsibilities when needed.
+Logical Ownership of Definitions does not prescribe an organizational owner, a repository owner, an operational owner, or an implementation team. Later governance, implementation, deployment, and operational layers assign those responsibilities when needed.
 ===== Definition =====
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 ===== Source =====
-Specialisation of Governance and Authority from Part 1, Section 9.6; generalised from governance, schema governance, ontology governance, QoS governance, topic governance, data governance, and node role governance material in the original FX Demo Reference Architecture.
+Specialization of Governance and Authority from Part 1, Section 9.6; generalised from governance, schema governance, ontology governance, QoS governance, topic governance, data governance, and node role governance material in the original FX Demo Reference Architecture.
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