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The note aims to formalize the concept of duration within event-based design, focusing on its operational significance.

March 3, 2026Open Access

Design as Event — Technical Note: Duration and Framewise Control (v1.0)

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The note aims to formalize the concept of duration within event-based design, focusing on its operational significance.
Defined duration as a framewise condition for event-based design.
Explored temporal segmentation in relation to morphogenetic change.
Established canonical linkage using a Design as Event corpus.
Demonstrated that temporal segmentation is essential for understanding morphogenetic change.
Clarified that duration actively constitutes design rather than simply representing it.

Abstract

This technical note formalizes duration as an operational, framewise condition for event-based design.It clarifies how temporal segmentation (frames/intervals) constitutes—not merely represents—morphogenetic change. Canonical linkage (Design as Event corpus):- Discipline-Level Definition (DL-D): https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.18787198- External demarcation (computational design incompatibility): https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.18811929 Status: LOCKED v1.0 (no rewrite; only full replacement via new version).

Design as Event — Technical Note: Duration and Framewise Control (v1.0)

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