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A.3.4.P:4.2 - Subject pattern selection

If recovery shows…Use this subject patternKeep this boundary
one actual bounded change under conditionsA.3.4A source label identifies no transformation until the exact changed referent, temporal or formal boundary, boundary conditions, actual subject facts, and continuity or reidentification basis are recoverable.
selected structure over transformation loci and adjacent governed valuesE.18TransformationFlowStructure positions, relates, or locates those loci and values. Selection or common structure membership establishes neither an actual transformation occurrence nor transformation composition, parthood, or partlessness.
mathematical expression over a selected structure or formal objectE.18.2, C.29, A.6.0, or the direct formal patternRecover project-world work separately under A.15.1 when the current use also claims it.
semantic way of doingA.3.1Recover the semantic way of doing under A.3.1; identify dated work, mechanism, evidence, or transformation claims separately when current.
episteme describing a way of doingA.3.2For example, code, a protocol, a solver model, a proof script, a process model, or a diagram may describe a method.
law-governed operation algebra, laws, admissibility predicates, transport, audit, or mechanism-governing-definition assignmentA.6.1 and E.20Recover the mechanism’s defining content under A.6.1 and E.20.
planned or dated workA.15.2 or A.15.1Identify the plan or dated occurrence under its governing pattern; recover any Method, MethodDescription, transformation-flow structure, or evidence claim separately.
pattern-use recommendation, work-entry readiness, language-state move, architecture candidate use, or call-planning next actionE.10.MOVE first, then E.11.PUR, A.15.5, A.16, C.30, C.24, or the subject patternMove-like wording is not transformation wording unless a bounded U.Transformation or selected TransformationFlowStructure is actually current.
function-like wording inside a change situationA.3.4.P only to distinguish the actual transformation, selected TransformationFlowStructure, a System claimed to act under an exact actor-side relation, a differently typed influence source under its exact relation, boundary binding, or FunctioningRef?; use A.6.F for detailed function-kind discriminationFor an actual-transformation claim, recover its occurrence basis; for an actor claim, use the performed-Work or non-Work basis in 4.4.
state-space and transition-law epistemeA.3.3Dynamics can model possible or claimed change; recover any claimed actual occurrence independently under A.3.4.
time window, cadence, duration, latency, freshness, currentness, trajectory, inertia, or effortC.27.TA; use C.27 for temporal-claim adequacyC.27.TA supplies positive temporal subject matter; C.27 governs temporal-claim adequacy. Recover transformation identity under A.3.4 when that separate claim is current.
evidence, provenance, source, publication, dashboard, view, gate, decision, assurance, result, or release claimthe direct governing evidence, source, publication, gate, decision, assurance, result, or release patternA visible record or path does not establish evidence sufficiency, assurance, gate passage, deontic permission, work authorization, release authorization, performed work, or acceptance by itself.