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A.15.PROD:4.3 - Select one production-work branch

Whole-work branch. currentWork = productionWork is admissible only when that exact dated Work enacts productionMethod; the method states its intended production effect; a named applicability claim applies the method to this case’s inputs and conditions; the named work-to-change predicates obtain for the exact Work and transformations; and the identity or completion criterion that decides the selected question is named and applicable. A familiar broader production label establishes no parent work.

Proper-part branch. Exact currentWork is admissible as a proper part of exact productionWork only when OperationalPartOf_work or another exact A.15.1 work-part relation with fitting occurrence semantics obtains. Interval overlap or concurrency is asserted separately and establishes neither parthood nor coordination. The containing Work must likewise enact the production method; the method must state its intended production effect; a named applicability claim must apply it to the containing case; the named work-to-change predicates must obtain; and the identity or completion criterion that decides the selected question must be named and applicable. A shared label, project membership, common referent, temporal containment, overlap, or adjacency in a plan establishes no work parthood.

The two branches can support different bounded uses. A nut-fastening occurrence can be the whole production work for a narrowly bounded finishing operation and also a proper part of a larger car-production occurrence, provided each local claim names its exact extent, criterion, and work relation. productionWork is a relation-defined reading of one Work occurrence admitted under U.Work, not an intrinsic kind.