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B.5.PI:12 - Relations

  • A.15.11 arranges an encounter with a potentially useful method, including this inquiry method, and supports known-condition execution checklists. It does not supply the question developed here.
  • B.5.EA develops a correctable expression; A.16.1 preserves an early cue; B.4.1 makes grounded continuations explicit when needed. Their results can remain provisional.
  • B.5.QD, B.5.QD.CF and B.5 develop questions, examine conflicting assumptions and connect reasoning contributions after or during this entry.
  • C.22.PFR, C.22.2 and E.18.1 govern problem-side distinctions, inspectable problem formulation and carrying an accepted formulation into work. They do not require every early cue to be such a formulation already.
  • C.11.DUA/.CRC help choose a worthwhile continuation; A.15.7 selects a next action under current conditions. E.11.PUA returns a selected pattern’s result to its receiving use and can reopen inquiry here.
  • B.1.5 and B.1.5.EW recover simultaneous constituent and encompassing methods; E.23.CDI frames capability development when the needed contribution cannot yet be performed.