C.22.PFR:12 - Relations

• A.6.REL governs explicit individuation of both PFR participants and PFR itself when a receiving use needs identity.
• A.6.RCD governs each missing direct-condition or applicability relation decision; C.22.PFR keeps the affected case non-conforming until an existing direct predicate closes it or a separately admitted direct subject pattern supplies obtaining, recurrence, and occurrence identity.
• A.6.5 governs the two PFR participant SlotSpecs and the four applicability SlotSpecs.
• A.19 governs the characteristic space used by CharacteristicSpacePredicate; the selected direct consumer governs its condition-to-input rule and comparator semantics, A.19.CPM governs comparison when that is the consumer, and G.4 governs typed acceptance clauses when acceptance is the consumer.
• C.16, A.18, and direct condition or measurement patterns define or constrain characteristics, scales, actual characteristic assignments or state relations, and measurements. F.9 governs any semantic Bridge named by the input rule; none of these adds a PFR participant.
• C.22 governs selector-facing task typing and TaskSignature assignment after a problem-side episteme is usable.
• C.22.2 governs ProblemCard claims, signals, forecasts, scenarios, anticipated-condition cues, descriptions, next use, and publication without creating PFR; the exact direct claim pattern defines or constrains each claim carried there.
• A.15.1 and A.3.4 govern repair work and changes to the actual-condition relation.
• E.18.1, E.23, and direct NQD and OEE patterns define or constrain repeated problematization, method search, work, evaluation, and continuation; relations locating or ordering those occurrences in a transformation-flow structure do not enter PFR identity.
• C.27.TA governs temporal aspect statements when interval publication or temporal adequacy is current.
• A.10, B.3, and G.11 govern evidence use, assurance, and source or claim currentness.