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A.2.6:20.1.1 - F.17 Unified Term Survey (UTS) — Method & Scope

Compared sources:

  1. ISO/IEC/IEEE 42010 (architecture description)
  2. OMG Essence (Kernel: Alphas, Work Products, States)
  3. NIST AI RMF 1.0/1.1 (trustworthy AI)
  4. ASME V&V 40–2018 / FDA 2021–2023 (model credibility)
  5. W3C SHACL (2017+) / SHACL‑AF (data constraints)
  6. OWL 2 / ontology engineering (2012+, current practice)
  7. IETF BCP 14 (RFC 2119/8174) (normative keywords & guard style)
  8. DO‑178C + DO‑333 (avionics, formal methods supplement)
  9. ISO 26262:2018/2025 (automotive functional safety)
  10. IEC 61508 (2010+, current revisions) (basic safety)
  11. ACM Artifact Review & Badging v1.1 (reproducibility signals)
  12. MLOps/Cloud SLO practice (SRE / platform) (operational guardrails)

Terms compared: U.ContextSlice, generic Scope and set algebra, Claim scope (G), Work scope, Bridge plus a separate bounded-use claim and reliance basis, Γ_time, widen, narrow, refit, translate, SpanUnion, serial intersection, separation from F and R, and avoidance of overloaded validity and operation terms.