A.2.5:6.1 - Robot Inspection After Recalibration
Robot-7 already holds this A.2.1 assignment:
Robot7InspectionShiftAssignment-17 : InspectionShiftAssignment
InspectionShiftAssignment <: U.SystemRoleAssignment
HolderSystemSlot: Robot-7
AssignedSystemRoleKindSlot: InspectorSystemRole
assignmentInterval: [2026-08-10T09:00, 2026-08-10T17:00]
The bearing-inspection method description declares InspectionReady, whose clauses require current calibration, clock synchronization inside tolerance, operating-envelope fit, and no active quarantine relation throughout the inspection window.
SystemRoleAssignmentStateAssertion:
directClaimFamilyRef: A.2.5 SystemRoleAssignmentStateRelation
SystemRoleAssignmentSlot: U.RelationRef(Robot7InspectionShiftAssignment-17)
StatePredicateSlot:
systemRoleKindRef: U.KindRef(InspectorSystemRole)
NormalizedTruthConditionClaimGraph:
CalibrationCurrent(Robot-7)
and ClockSynchronizationWithinTolerance(Robot-7)
and InspectionOperatingEnvelopeFit(Robot-7)
and no ActiveQuarantineRelation(Robot-7)
TemporalReading: continuous truth over the declared inspection interval
Applicability: bearing inspection Work under InspectionShiftAssignment
SemanticBasisRefs: omitted; these clauses use the direct subject predicates without another meaning-bearing edition
assertionPolarity: affirmative
systemRoleAssignmentStateExtent: [2026-08-10T09:20, 2026-08-10T12:00]
A calibration report is a separate U.Episteme; an A.2.4 evidence-use relation can support reliance on this assertion. At noon calibration validity ends and the predicate becomes false, so the first state occurrence ends while the assignment continues. Recalibration at 12:30 can make the same predicate true again and begins a second occurrence under that assignment.