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A.3.1:4.3 - Method, MethodDescription, WorkPlan, Work

Keep the four positions separate.

PositionWhat it meansCommon mistaken substitutes
U.Methodhow in principle, for stated participants, applicability, conditions, effects, and boundscode, SOP, graph, solver model, proof script, workflow diagram
U.MethodDescriptionan episteme that describes a method in a representationmethod semantics, actual run, authority to work
U.WorkPlanplanned dated work or work preparationtimeless method, generic recipe, proof that work happened
U.Workadmitted kind for dated Work occurrences; one Work individual is one world-side occurrencemethod, plan, result interpretation, evidence relation, or record about the occurrence

The same solver model, repository, protocol, diagram, or run packet may figure in several claims, so say what each sentence is about. The solver-model episteme may describe a method; its mathematical representation may expose a C.29 formal substrate; a dated solver run may be Work; and a measurement or evaluation result may support another claim through its evidence relation.