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B.2.2:10 - SoTA-Echoing

Source familyLesson for B.2.2FPF decision
Meta-system transition and holonic systems lineageA new coordinated whole can become the relevant operating object.Use B.2 for whole reidentification, then apply complete A.1 and U.System recognition to the same candidate as required by B.2.2.
Systems-of-systems and cyber-physical systems practiceOperational closure, coordination, external commitments, and assurance often change at the level of the exact new whole proposed for and then recognized under U.System.B.2.2 keeps the direct facts with their subject patterns and tests each assurance claim against that exact recognized system instead of transferring component support.
Constructional and part-whole ontologyActing on an object and being part of it are different relations.A.12, A.3.4, A.15.1, A.14, and C.13 remain separate subject patterns.
Digital-twin and architecture-description practiceRich descriptions can track a system without being the system.Use episteme, description, representation, and publication patterns for the descriptive item; recover the operating system independently as EoC.