CC-A6H-1 | The entry names the working decision, concrete candidate objects, receiving use, and load-bearing sentence. |
CC-A6H-2 | The subject level is explicit when referent, episteme, publication, carrier, Method, plan, Work, or evidence would select different relations. |
CC-A6H-3 | An actual whole claim identifies the candidate individual, direct identity pattern, boundary or delimitation when relevant, and independently recovered parts or constituents. |
CC-A6H-4 | Every direct relation claim names exact participants and satisfies the rule for its actual polarity or stated modality. An affirmative occurrence claim requires adequately grounded obtaining facts; a negative claim requires its own non-obtaining criterion or adequate closure basis. Missing facts establish neither result; co-listing, wording, position, or representation establishes none. |
CC-A6H-5 | PortionOf names an extensive measure μ, compatible unit, and additivity/non-overlap basis. |
CC-A6H-6 | PhaseOf is used only for a proper temporal restriction of one unchanged directly governed individual; changed epistemes use C.2.1 and Work uses A.15.1. |
CC-A6H-7 | Method factors, description constituents, plan items, and performed Work parts remain separate and use their subject patterns. |
CC-A6H-8 | integrity is classified as a characteristic/measurement, evidence/assurance, actual structural-whole claim, or another defined term before another rule is applied. |
CC-A6H-9 | complete, turnkey, and end-to-end name the exact covered objects, scope, criterion, predicate, gaps, and applicable defining or testing rule. |
CC-A6H-10 | C.13 construction and A.22 selected structure are added only for a named use and create no direct part or relation occurrence. |
CC-A6H-11 | A.1 recognition and B.2 reidentification are opened only for their actual questions; an adjective, list, or changed label decides neither. |
CC-A6H-12 | The result is one or more subject-qualified assertions or exact blockers. An ordinary note may hold them; its presence establishes no whole, relation occurrence, or new kind. A PatternID appears only as a locator for current defining or testing content, or for an identifiable future definition need. |