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A.6.REL:5.4 - Relation occurrence as a participant

C.22.PFR has one actual-condition relation occurrence and one problem-criterion-applicability relation occurrence as world-side participants. Each is individuated under its own direct identity rule. The PFR direct pattern states those two participant meanings, its obtaining condition, and its identity rule; the PFR RelationSignature episteme declares the corresponding SlotSpecs. A PFR assertion designates the two occurrences according to those SlotSpecs. PFR is a direct relation, not an episteme whose content merely groups two assertions.