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C.27.TA:4.6 - Recovery, Stabilization, Inertia, And Effort Over Time

A recovery, stabilization, inertia, or effort-over-time claim first names the exact EntityOfConcern, temporal predicate, temporal reference, and interval. It becomes a C.27 adequacy question only when an authored claim uses that result for a practical action.

Add the disturbance or starting condition, measured reading, effort, resistance, residue, inertia relation, rule-pattern citation, or direct-relation reference only when the receiving use relies on that distinction. These values do not turn the temporal predicate into a transformation, Work, evidence, value, or assurance relation.