A.6.A:4.1 - Recognition and assurance answer different questions

The first result is recognition of what the sentence means. Establishing the recovered claim then uses that subject’s rule and evidence. An intelligible physical-opportunity claim can still lack support; an intelligible research question can be useful while its answer is unknown.

Use A.16.1 or B.4.1 when the cue cannot yet support a particular claim or question. When articulation is sufficient, express the recoverable content without requiring a relation record or a sense token. Any relevant AE or CD reading concerns the account and its next use; it does not establish a physical opportunity.

If an account later becomes unsupported, revise or withdraw it through the applicable subject pattern and A.16.2. With physical conditions fixed, changing its wording, carrier or detector establishes no beginning, ending or new occurrence of the physical opportunity. If information itself is constitutive under a source-specific relation predicate, use that predicate and its identity rule for the corresponding change.