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== Foundational Boundary == The Metrology of the Abstract does not claim authority over the domains it calibrates. MoA does not write law. MoA does not amend law. MoA does not replace legal institutions. MoA does not determine what a legislature, court, agency, organization, profession, or governing body must adopt. MoA does not transform Legal Law into a new MoA-created system. MoA examines the conceptual instruments used within a domain and measures their alignment to stated purpose, observable reality, operational consequences, traceability, ambiguity, uncertainty, and failure modes. The result of that process is documentation. That documentation may include: * [[Calibration Observation]] * [[Calibration Finding]] * [[Calibration Gap]] * [[Calibration Report]] * [[Calibration Recommendation]] The
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