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C.2.P.DR:4.2 - Subject pattern selection

If recovery shows…Use this subject patternKeep this boundary
graph object, graph path, PathSlice, crossing, flow valuation, transformation-flow structure relation, or graph expression over that structureE.18, E.18.2, or E.18.1 when P2W carry-through is currentGraph structure or path structure is not work route, method narrative, evidence result, or pattern dispatch by layout.
evidence relation or provenance relation for a claim, effect, or reliance useA.10Evidence path is not approval, permission, gate passage, release, safety, work occurrence, or assurance by itself.
state, status value, readiness, validity, or predicate-like value whose bearer and value frame is hiddenA.19.SPR or the direct status-value or state-value patternA predicate or state-like value is not a workflow, gate, or proof unless the subject pattern says so.
publication face, source expression, generated explanation, dashboard face, publication unit, or source-chain relationE.17, E.17.EFP, C.2.P, A.15.4, or source-use pattern named by valuePublication and source visibility do not create work, evidence, authority, release, or gate passage.
mathematical representation, formal object, formal substrate, invariant, or mathematical-lens outputA.6.0, C.29, or direct mathematical patternMathematical representation is not method, mechanism, proof of project result, or work execution until that claim is separately recovered.
context-local semantic way of doingA.3.1 U.MethodA method claim is not closed by code, diagram, proof script, plan, run, or mechanism declaration; use E.10.ARCH:3.1 only to recover the project concern and then recover each linked typed value under its own subject pattern.
already identified U.Episteme with one admitted U.Method as its exact EntityOfConcern and at least one substantive claim about that method as a way of doingA.3.2 U.MethodDescriptionCode, SOP, proof-script, solver-model, process-model, protocol, recipe, and diagram forms are clues only. A name, citation, approval, runnable form, or representation correspondence does not establish membership.
law-governed operation algebra, laws, admissibility predicates, transport, audit, realization, or governing-definition assignmentA.6.1 and E.20Mechanism meaning is not selected by saying “algorithm” or “method”; it needs mechanism fields.
planned work, intended window, resource budget, acceptance criterion, or source “role requirement”A.15.2 U.WorkPlan for the plan. Resolve a “role requirement” separately to its exact local system-role kind, separate System-classification judgment, future assignment condition, capability, participant relation, or other direct condition; if unresolved, use E.10.ROLE.A plan is not a Method, MethodDescription, evidence, gate passage, performed Work, or assignment occurrence. A required kind or condition does not create the future assignment.
exact dated Work occurrenceRecover every exact actual performer and its obtaining A.2.1 system-role assignment through A.13, then let A.15.1 U.Work independently identify the dated occurrence, enacted Method, time, and containing System. A representation claiming the exact Work keeps every actual performer named or recoverable. Keep the underlying assignment facts recoverable; include an assignment identifier in the representation only when the receiving use needs it. Add an F.6 relation through that same obtaining assignment only when the representation or receiving use expressly represents precise assignment-bound attribution. Missing or failed F.6 leaves the Work intact and blocks only that attribution.The Work occurrence is not its trace, record, binding, resource use, result, diagram, plan, MethodDescription, source cue, or evidence path.
run trace or performed-work recordC.2.1 for the exact trace or record episteme, plus its direct description, publication, source-use, or evidence-use pattern only when that claim is currentThe episteme may designate exact W, RA, holder S, and performedUnderAssignment(W, RA) when it makes that attribution; it neither is the Work occurrence nor makes the relation obtain.
concrete parameter or participant bindingthe exact direct subject-relation pattern, or A.6.1 for one independently identified operation application and its actual argument or result bindingA declaration, call position, trace field, or type-compatible token establishes no actual binding.
performed resource usethe exact direct resource-use relation involving the already identified Work occurrence; use B.1.6 only when aggregation is currentResource use is a separately obtaining relation, not a Work field, record field, or result.
result or outputidentify the exact result entity or episteme first; use A.15.PROD when production, entity inception, or production completion is current, and A.6.RCD only when the needed direct result relation has no current governorA binding, record field, Work occurrence, or nearby output label does not identify the result or establish production.
FPF pattern application, pattern relation, neighboring-pattern relation, or placement cueE.8, F.19, E.10.ARCH, or the direct pattern relation named by valuePattern relations are declarative references or applications. Exit, receiver, route, call, owner, home, or dispatch wording must express a clear ordinary or technical relation; wording alone supplies no action or control semantics.
quoted source wording or ordinary navigationquote-only or ordinary proseDo not repair ordinary words into FPF terms when no FPF-governed claim is being made.