[CHANGED:] The unit specification may be a unit type. It may also be the name of
another unit specification (in the context-free concrete syntax, this
is indistinguishable from a reference to a named structured
specification in a constant unit type, but the global environment
determines how the name should be interpreted). It may be an
architectural specification (either a reference to the defined name of
an architectural specification, or an anonymous architectural
specification). Finally, it may be an explicitly-closed unit
specification.
It defines the name SN to refer to the unit
specification USP, extending the global environment (which must
not already include a definition for SN). The local
environment given to USP is empty, i.e., the unit specification
is implicitly closed.
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