Can someone explain the difference between TIER_WEB and TIER_WEBDEV

Hi All,
We have two sets of values in Context file as below.
<TIER_ADWEB oa_var="s_isAdWeb">NO</TIER_ADWEB>
<TIER_ADFORMS oa_var="s_isAdForms">NO</TIER_ADFORMS>
<TIER_ADFORMSDEV oa_var="s_isAdFormsDev">NO</TIER_ADFORMSDEV>
<TIER_ADWEBDEV oa_var="s_isAdWebDev">NO</TIER_ADWEBDEV>
Could you explain the difference between
TIER_WEB and TIER_WEBDEV
and
TIER_ADFORMS and TIER_ADFORMSDEV

These values in a shared APPL_TOP system. Pl see ML Doc 745580.1 (Apply Patches in a Shared Application Tier File System Environment) for an explanation.Not necessarily in Shared APPL_TOP, even in traditional multi-node installation you will find these values in the application context file.
I never came across any document which describes the difference between TIER_WEBDEV and TIER_WEB, I just can say that these variables always have the same value.

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