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A.15.8.MS:12 - Relations

  • A.3.2.DE supplies use-bounded MethodDescription or candidate-account content. The direct branch uses the complete one-result/one-use answer and retains its full applicable C.37 basis only for a later receiving need, without an C.37.MP row or duplicate account. The profile branch consumes C.37.MP’s complete action selections and Method-specific cross-use result. A.15.8.MS still owns its separate support-configuration comparison.
  • C.37 governs use-bounded representation selection and co-use. It does not select the support configuration, establish Method status, publication or access, capability, authority, Work, task result, or arrangement adequacy.
  • A.15.8 governs generic actual-Work or present-WorkPlan performer-support configuration and recovery probes. A.15.8.MS supplies Method-material-specific users, tasks, supports, criteria, and repair returns.
  • A.19.CPM governs non-trivial comparison results; A.19.SelectorMechanism governs set-valued selection. A.15.8.MS does not turn a configuration pass into a forced winner.
  • A.22 defines selected structures and their discriminators; a retained candidate, proposal label, colocation, or selected test route establishes none of them.
  • A.2.2 defines capability; A.2.8.PER defines granted permission and exercise; A.13, A.15.1, and F.6 define or constrain performer, Work admission, and assignment-bound attribution claims.
  • A.6.1 defines reusable operation declarations, applications, and result bindings; a result designator or record does not make an application occur.
  • C.2.1, C.13, and E.24.PUB define or constrain the separate episteme, collection account, edition and publication, and carrier claims used here.
  • A later representative Method trial consumes only tested task conditions and named gaps; coherence, fit, worth, capability development, and cultural continuation remain neighboring practices.