A.3.4.P:4.5 - Description, publication, and evidence boundary

A diagram or report, for example, may describe a transformation, state a claim about it, provide evidence for that claim, or help compare transformations. When an actual transformation is claimed, recover its subject-side occurrence basis separately. If the description, assertion, or publication is current, use the episteme, publication, source, or declarative-representation pattern; C.2.1 empirical grounding remains an optional separate relation when the use requires it. If the actual transformation is current, keep every description, assertion, publication, and evidence use as an exact neighboring claim.