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C.27.TA:4.1 - Definition

A temporal-aspect claim says that one exact object or exact claim has a time-bearing or order-bearing property under a stated temporal reference and interval. The statement is claim content, not automatically a temporal claim-adequacy result, dynamics law, work trace, method, mechanism, gate, evidence relation, or permission.

Typical temporal predicates and qualifiers include:

  • timeWindow;
  • duration;
  • latency;
  • freshness;
  • currentness;
  • validityWindow;
  • cadence;
  • rhythm;
  • synchronization;
  • trajectory;
  • recoveryTiming;
  • stabilizationTiming;
  • effortOverTime;
  • inertiaOrResidue;
  • refreshOrReopenCondition.

These names are predicates or qualifiers inside claim content, not new U.* kinds or locally identified aspect objects.