A.15.PROD:2 - Problem

Production speech crosses several ontological boundaries. Dated Work is an occurrence. A transformation is the bounded change of a referent. An identity-specification episteme states when a candidate counts as the entity in question; a named applicability predicate or filled local claim applies it to the candidate basis and boundary. Entity-identity inception is the first boundary at which that applicable rule becomes true. For completion, a criterion first tests the state of completionSubject; a separate closure predicate or local claim says whether that satisfaction closes productionWork. A measurement or evaluation result is a separately defined value or episteme about its own concern; it is neither the produced entity nor Work completion itself.

These boundaries often differ. A ship can first exist while outfitting continues. A car can already exist before a required nut is fastened. A finished product can later be damaged, delivered, rejected, repaired, republished, or made unavailable. One broad production predicate hides those differences and also hides the exact missing governor when attribution cannot be established.