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A.12:10 - SoTA-Echoing

Source or practiceContribution to the distinctionFPF use
Control practiceDistinguishing controller, controlled object, feedback and plant structure helps inspect regulation.Use Reflexive Split for internal regulation when the two-entity-part and one-holon conditions hold.
Constructor theory: introductory accountA substrate undergoes a specified possible task; a constructor retains the capacity to perform the task again.Keep the changed substrate and proposed acting entity distinct. FPF separately requires A.1 for a System claim and A.3.4 for a bounded change claim.
Assurance and evidence practiceA produced result and evidence supporting a claim about it are different objects.Use A.10 for the claim’s evidence and provenance; use B.3 when an assurance conclusion is requested.
Software and automation practiceAn automated-update sentence can hide the distinction between the executing entity, script and changed object.Identify the acting entity and apply A.1 before calling it a System. Apply A.3.2 before treating the script as a MethodDescription; keep change, Work and evidence claims separate.