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B.1.5:4.3 - Keep Order Out Of Structural Mereology

Source cues such as SerialStepOf, ParallelFactorOf, guarded choice, iteration, fallback, adapter, and typed join call attention to possible whole-forming claims. They are not admission evidence, they need not become relation kinds, they are not A.14 component parthood, and they do not make methodPartOf obtain by themselves.

Use A.14, C.13, and B.3.5 when the claim is about structural parts of a holon. Use B.1.5 when the claim is about how reusable ways of doing construct a larger reusable way of doing. The same project may need both, but the relation occurrences and truth conditions remain separate.

Use B.1.4 when a receiving use needs an inspectable order aggregation, partial-order test, or join/independence account. Its OrderSpec and optional notation describe already recovered order occurrences; B.1.5 still decides whether those methods and relations construct one composite U.Method.

When the current claim is a proper temporal restriction of one unchanged non-Work carrier, apply that subject’s direct identity rule and A.14/B.1.4 rather than B.1.5. For MethodDescription history, compare the C.2.1 identity triples and assert EpistemeEditionRelation only when its historical-continuation predicate obtains. For Work intervals, episodes, performed parts, retries, resumptions, or later occurrences, apply A.15.1’s exact relations; generic PhaseOf is not their substitute. A temporal boundary becomes a B.2-family question only when a separate whole-reidentification, closure, or supervision claim remains. Order, temporal restriction, episteme edition, Work segmentation, structural parthood, method composition, and whole reidentification remain different claims even when one source diagram uses one line for all of them.