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B.2.4:4.3 - Existing-Whole Explanation

Perform B.2’s ordinary existing-whole comparison before claiming whole reidentification. Materialize its optional ExistingWholeExplanationResult only when another use must inspect or cite the outcome.

Subject-pattern explanations that often stop B.2.4 include:

  • better measurement or benchmark normalization;
  • improved component capability;
  • corrected function-like wording;
  • a clearer method relation or method family selection;
  • a new method description without corresponding in-life capability or work facts;
  • better work coordination inside the same whole;
  • module allocation repair;
  • architecture-view or transformation-flow-structure repair;
  • better evidence, measurement, or source currentness for an unchanged world-side claim.

If one of these explanations is sufficient, finish B.2.4 by retaining the existing whole and continue with the subject pattern.