C.29:4.4.5 - False-positive bank and entry stops

An ordinary ODE in physics, a Markov kernel in local stochastic dynamics, a graph data structure, an A.19 distance/topology/order/embedding, a category-theoretic proof internal to its domain, or a one-off teaching metaphor needs no C.29 output merely because mathematics appears. The same applies to Markov-blanket wording used only to recognize a physical interface or boundary already recovered through its subject pattern.

Enter C.29 when a separate representation or transfer issue affects the result: unexplained waiting may need a queue construction; an important comparison may need a distance with explicit losses; transferring the same graph between contexts may need both mathematical correspondence and F.9 semantics. A learned representation used for scientific explanation needs :4.5a’s observation and validation conditions. A scale claim needs the applicable scale-law or preference argument in :4.4.6.

If the cue is still “something is off” and no stable structural question can be named, keep the language-state work open under :4.4.3. An inconclusive candidate, a rejected lens, an ordinary local answer and a receiving subject-pattern result are all useful stopping points.