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C.27.TA:7 - Conformance Checklist

CheckRequirement
CC-C27TA-1The first result names one exact EntityOfConcern, temporal predicate, temporal reference, and interval or window. A materialized result is ClaimGraph content in one C.2.1 episteme.
CC-C27TA-1aNo generic context value is required. Measurement, effective scheme or scope, selected Structure, source or use boundary, local-use condition, currentness, reopen, coupling, direct relation, PatternID citation, and blocked overread appear only when changing that value could change the claim or receiving action.
CC-C27TA-2The aspect label is a predicate or qualifier in claim content, not an identified temporal-aspect object, and the statement distinguishes the positive claim from C.27 adequacy.
CC-C27TA-3When present, PatternID citations are ordinary rule locators. Any direct relation uses a separate exact declaration reference and cites an obtaining occurrence only after its own predicate passes.
CC-C27TA-4Rhythm or cadence claims use the four-part minimum; cross-bearer fields appear only when an independently established relation changes the receiving use.
CC-C27TA-5Currentness or freshness claims add a source-use boundary, currentness, refresh, or reopen condition only when it changes the receiving use.
CC-C27TA-6Recovery, stabilization, inertia, and effort-over-time claims begin with the four-part minimum; disturbance, measurement, effort, relation, and rule fields are conditional.
CC-C27TA-7The claim does not infer evidence, permission, value, gate passage, work completion, causal use, or a relation occurrence from a temporal predicate.
CC-C27TA-8Measurement construction, dynamics laws, transformations, work, benchmark parity, and source or evidence use stay with their direct patterns; publication occurrence, form, and carrier do not reidentify unchanged claim content.