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Dmitri: 1. **Pattern Name** – Identifies the pattern in all domains.
2. **Problem Statement** – All pattern languages define a problem to be solved.
3. **Context** – Situational conditions or scenarios where the pattern applies.
4. **Forces (Constraints)** – Every pattern language considers constraints or forces to be balanced.
5. **Solution** – A defined method for addressing the problem.
6. **Structure** – Representation (diagram/layout) for organizing the solution is common, though varies in form.
7. **Participants** – All patterns involve key entities or roles, whether they are software classes or physical elements.
8. **Collaborations** – Describes the interaction or relationships among components in the pattern.
9. **Consequences** – Patterns outline potential outcomes, both beneficial and challenging.
10. **Examples** – Real-world or hypothetical examples showing how the pattern is applied.
11. **Related Patterns** – Patterns in different languages point to other patterns for additional context or solutions.
12. **Pattern Variants** – All pattern languages may discuss alternate versions or implementations depending on conditions.