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A.2.5:4.3 - Occurrence Identity and Repeated Episodes

Do not replace the identity rule with a tuple key. One SystemRoleAssignmentStateRelation occurrence begins when one fixed assignment starts satisfying one fixed predicate. It continues while the assignment obtains and the predicate remains true without interruption. It ends when the assignment ceases, the predicate becomes false, or either participant changes. A later return to truth starts another occurrence.

An affirmative assertion or occurrence description may state the currently known systemRoleAssignmentStateExtent. Recording an end boundary for a previously open extent refines the description of the same occurrence when assignment obtaining and predicate truth were uninterrupted. A demonstrated predicate gap separates occurrences. Thus true → false → true produces two state occurrences inside one continuing assignment.

A later correction of an assertion interval, changed evidence relation, assertion edition, dashboard display, or publication creates no world-side occurrence while truth was uninterrupted. An evidence gap gives the receiving use unresolved reliance; it does not demonstrate a gap in predicate truth or add a third assertion polarity.