Resulting Context - Pattern Languages and Pattern Forms

A pattern is always, as I said before, this problem in a specific context with a well-working solution. Different kinds of patterns can be described in different literal forms better. The Gaft form is probably very useful because it also includes sections such as structure and interactions. And then the next section is the so-called applicability, where in general terms in which a situation the pattern is useful. Michael: Why don't you explain more about the posa? So what exactly is the resulting context of a pattern? We'll talk about that later.