And I think that , um , in general it 'll be unambiguous. Like if you were giving a formal constraint then you 're referring to the formal pole of that. So  so by saying  if I just said " Name one " then that means name one formal and we 're talking about formal struc  Which  which makes sense. Uh , there are certain times when we 'll have an exception to that , in which case you could just indicate " here I mean the meaningful for some reason ". Right ? Or  Actually it 's more often that , only to handle this one special case of , you know , " George and Jerry walk into the room in that order ".
Mm - hmm.
So we have a few funny things where something in the meaning might refer to something in the form. But  but s we 're not gonna really worry about that for right now and there are way We can be more specific if we have to later on. OK , and so in terms of the  the relations , you know , as usual they 're before and ends. I should have put an example in of something that isn't an interval relation but in form you might also have a value binding. You know , you could say that , um , you know , " name - one dot " , t you know , " number equals " , you know , a plural or something like that.
Mm - hmm.