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C.27:12 - Relations

Direct patternC.27 consumes or statesThat pattern keeps
C.27.TAexact positive temporal-aspect episteme or ClaimAddressbearer, predicate, temporal reference, window, coupling, currentness
C.2.1 and A.7source claim identity and the separate adequacy epistemeepisteme identity, EntityOfConcern, ClaimGraph, description and described-object separation
C.16exact measurement result when relied oncharacteristic, scale, unit, construction, sampling, comparability, evidence
A.3.3 and A.3.4boundary that a temporal claim needs dynamics or concerns a transformationtransition law, model, simulation, prediction, control, transformed object and relation
A.15.2, A.15.1, F.6, and A.2.1planned input, actual System actor, assignment when relied on, and performed Work referenceplan, Work identity, actor, assignment, authority and attribution
C.28exact causal-use result when temporal wording is used causallyintervention, comparator, timing, outcome, estimand, assumptions, rival causes, identification and evidence design
G.9dynamic comparison questionparity plan and report, baseline, freshness, comparator, budget and evidence pins
C.18.1, C.22.1, C.17, C.18, and C.19temporal question in scaling, adaptation, creativity, open search, or pool policyscale, task-family, novelty, archive, frontier and search-health claims
C.26.3exact envelope-regulation episteme or ClaimAddress used by a braking, recovery, cadence or stabilization claimexact bearer, protected claim, envelope, disturbance, probes, interventions, cost and failure mode
E.13, promise, service, value, quality, harm, and assurance patternstemporal action and bounded supported or unsupported usevalue, proxy, promise, acceptance, quality, harm, safety, legal, ethical and assurance claims
A.10, G.6, B.3, B.3.4, G.10, G.11, and G.12the temporal reading that relies on evidence or currentnessevidence paths, provenance, assurance, decay, shipping, refresh, series and publication pins
E.17 and E.24.PUBonly the publication distinction that changes usesource-backed face, publication occurrence, form, carrier, audience and availability
C.26only that a residual QL cue remains after ordinary patternsprobe, frame, order, export and coarsening discipline

At use time, name the exact source temporal claim, cite the exact C.27.TA claim, write the smallest Dyn2 card only when needed, cite the direct result for any other current question, state what use remains unsupported, and stop.