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A.6.REL:4.1.1 - World-side objects
Canonical FPF nameWhat this object isDirect relation to preserveNaming ruleSubject pattern
actual relation participantone exact U.Entity; this is a relation-qualified use of the entity, not a new kindthe entity participates in this relation occurrence under one relation-participant meaninguse the entity’s direct kind and current name; use a governed designator only when naming or reference is current; in relation prose add the domain participant meaning, as in Robot-7 as the holder systemthe participant’s direct pattern and the direct relation pattern
relation occurrenceone obtaining occurrence admitted under U.Relationthe occurrence has the actual participants and is classified by the direct relation kind; it obtains when those participants satisfy the relation obtaining predicate within its applicabilityuse the readable direct relation sentence until stable occurrence reference is needed; then use a relation-occurrence designator assigned after the identity rule is applicablethe direct relation pattern and A.6.REL

The phrase actual relation participant therefore never replaces the entity’s own name. It says how that entity participates in this occurrence. Likewise, the readable sentence Robot-7 is assigned as inspector through InspectionAssignment-17 can state the direct assignment without first creating a relation-occurrence description episteme.