qualifier token a chosen word

load rating basis

also called basis of the load figure · which rating

WHICH DYNAMIC LOAD RATING A `dynamic_load_rating` FIGURE IS - the ISO 281 basic rating, or a maker's own extended one. A qualifier and not a flat property beside its host, for the `filtration_rating`/`filtration_efficiency` reason: a house may publish both and a loose basis token could not say which number it belonged to. AN ADVERSARY AMENDMENT TAKEN WHOLE [A-2], and the instance is exact: SKF's 6205-2RSH and Timken's 205K are the same 25 x 52 x 15 mm geometry; their STATIC ratings agree to the newton (7.8 kN against 7800 N) and their dynamic figures do not (14.8 kN against `Extended Dynamic Load Rating CE 16 000 N`). A shelf sorting those two on a bare number would rank the Timken 8 per cent stronger on a comparison neither house made. It is `speed_rating_basis`'s shape on the neighbouring column, and the batch minted one and missed the other. Concern measurement.

Load rating basis is answered with one word chosen from the load rating bases list — the same word shared across every product that uses it.

It is a qualifier of dynamic load rating — it has meaning only inside a dynamic load rating statement, never on its own. It belongs with dynamic load rating to measurement — its measurable, physical facts.

It is answered inside every dynamic load rating statement, not as a standalone question on a kind.

answered with: ◇token — a token — a word chosen from a fixed vocabulary, shared and filterable across products.
value domain: Load rating bases — the vocabulary its answers are drawn from.
qualifier of: dynamic load rating — required_one per statement — it has meaning only inside that host's statement.

Answered inside every dynamic load rating statement — not a standalone slot on any kind.