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A.3.4.P:9 - Consequences

  • FPF gains one reusable restoration pattern for language about change situations. Subject patterns can reuse its cue-to-object recovery.
  • A.3.4 becomes easier to use because source labels are tested against the exact subject-side transformation basis and then routed to exact neighboring relations.
  • E.18, E.18.2, and C.29 retain their respective responsibilities for selected compound structure, mathematical expression, and mathematical-lens use.
  • Architecture, method, work, mechanism, function, evidence, publication, and temporal patterns can point to the transformation ontic.
  • The ordinary result is the repaired wording and the needed stop or subject-pattern return; use a TransformationWordingRepair note only when the receiving use needs recoverable detail.