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B.1.2:5.5 - Bias-Annotation

Bias riskFailureMitigation
Box as ontologyA diagram boundary becomes system delimitation by appearance.Name the exact system and obtaining part and crossing relations. Stop if they answer the question. If a distinct use-relative boundary choice remains, name the C.11 ChoiceResult, C.32.PAD ArchitectureDecisionRelation@Project, or another explicitly admitted direct result; otherwise stop with the missing-governor blocker. Use an A.22 selected structure only when its four discriminators are independently grounded.
Interface as partSupply, signal, measurement, control, publication, or evidence relation becomes a component.Recover the exact crossing occurrence under its subject pattern and keep it separate from parthood.
Function as bearerA functional block or symbol is treated as a physical or organizational component.Recover function, bearer, allocation or correspondence, and any parthood claim separately.
Description as systemBIM model, dashboard, digital twin, register, or source record is treated as the system.Use description, representation, publication, evidence, source-use, and naming patterns for the description side.
Transformation as containmentA tool or teacher changes a holon and is read as its part or containing whole.Use A.3.4, A.15.1, A.12, and the exact participation or crossing pattern; require a separately obtaining part-whole relation for containment.
Coordination as ownershipA convenient B.1.2 record is treated as the source of all named facts.Use its subject pattern for every row; select an A.22 U.Structure only when the organization itself changes the decision.