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-A Domain Profile specialises conceptual architecture for a particular domain context. It inherits conceptual definitions from Part 1 and applies them to a narrower domain scope.+A Domain Profile specializes conceptual architecture for a particular domain context. It inherits conceptual definitions from Part 1 and applies them to a narrower domain scope.
  
 This requirement prevents domain-specific material from changing the meaning of inherited conceptual elements. It supports consistent interpretation across the Conceptual Architecture, Domain Profiles, logical models, implementation profiles, deployment profiles, and evidence material. This requirement prevents domain-specific material from changing the meaning of inherited conceptual elements. It supports consistent interpretation across the Conceptual Architecture, Domain Profiles, logical models, implementation profiles, deployment profiles, and evidence material.
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   * Domain Profile content   * Domain Profile content
   * Inherited conceptual definitions   * Inherited conceptual definitions
-  * Domain-specific specialisation+  * Domain-specific specialization
   * Cross-part consistency   * Cross-part consistency
   * Conceptual traceability   * Conceptual traceability
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   * Domain Profile terms trace to inherited conceptual definitions   * Domain Profile terms trace to inherited conceptual definitions
-  * Domain-specific specialisation preserves inherited meaning+  * Domain-specific specialization preserves inherited meaning
   * Domain Profile material does not redefine inherited conceptual elements   * Domain Profile material does not redefine inherited conceptual elements
   * Domain Profile changes identify new domain-specific terms separately from inherited conceptual terms   * Domain Profile changes identify new domain-specific terms separately from inherited conceptual terms
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