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A.3.1:4.1a - Closure and bounded non-use

Close positively when a reader can write the reusable action, generic participant meanings, applicability, preconditions, intended result or preserved condition, and any use limit or stop condition that changes the identification or decision. Resolve an effective reference scheme and local senses only when a meaning difference changes that answer. Cite a method description, selected structure, model-use relation, or Work relation only when the next decision depends on that relation.

If the project also claims an actual change, finish the method identification first. Then open A.3.4 for the actual changed referent, temporal boundary, subject facts, and transformation identity.

Close by non-use when the source is only a description, plan, dated Work occurrence, mechanism declaration, selector result, system-role-kind relation, another direct relation, evidence relation, publication use, or quoted wording. If the material does not distinguish those positions, retain the source phrase as an unresolved cue and stop rather than inferring U.Method.