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- Allows for subTasks within Tasks, ie: logical groupings of TaskProcesses into a subTask
- Such a subTask could conditionally depend on status of 'sibling' TaskProcesses within it's Parent Task
- And TaskProcesses within parent Task could depend on the 'sibling' child Task or upon the TaskProcesses contained within said child Task
- Every Task (including subTasks) can have many implementations (formerly called runs)
- Every TaskProcess can have many instances per implementation of it's parent Task (formerly called TPInstances, of which only one instance could occur per implementation of it's parent Task)
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