$S$ is gallery-convex in $K$ if every minimal gallery between two chambers of $S$ has all of its chambers in $S$.
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$D$ is a gate for chamber $C$ inside $S$ if $D \in S$ and $D$ minimizes the gallery distance from $C$ over chambers in $S$.
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A subcomplex $A$ of $K$ is convex if its set of maximal chambers is gallery-convex in $K$.
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In a chain $a :: b :: l$ where $a$ satisfies $P$ but some element $E$ does not, there is an adjacent pair witnessing the $P$-to-$\lnot P$ transition.
A face of $A$ that is maximal in $K$ is also maximal in $A$, when $A \subseteq K$.
If $f$ fixes every element of a finset $s$, then $s.\mathrm{image}\, f = s$.
Apartments in a building are gallery-convex: minimal galleries between chambers of an apartment $A$ stay inside $A$.
Convex hull of two chambers $C, D$: the union of chambers occurring on some minimal gallery from $C$ to $D$.