| “The architecture is the diagram.” | Recover how the diagram is used: as a publication, carrier, source cue, architecture-description rendering, or structural view. It is not the architecture itself. Apply C.2.P only while the source-publication distinction remains hidden, then C.30 or C.30.ASV only if the architecture claim or structural view is recovered. |
“ArchitectureOf@PlantOps is defined over structures S1 and S2 under context C.” | Direct C.30; no C.30.P unless another selected structure, architecture-description use, structural-view use, source-return relation, or named C.30 subcase remains hidden. |
| “This ADR changed the architecture.” | Recover whether the ADR is a publication, decision record, document with named source-use relation, architecture-description update, work plan, or ordinary source. Use C.2.P, C.11, A.15, or C.30 when the corresponding claim kind is being made. |
| “The flow graph proves the architecture is safe.” | Keep the flow-graph expression, selected flow structure, architecture-use account, and any proof or safety-assurance claim separate. Use E.18.2 for the mathematical expression, E.18 for the selected flow structure, C.30.TFS-REL for its bounded architecture-use record, B.3 for assurance and the defining pattern for any separate proof, safety, or evidence claim; use C.30 only for the grounded architecture claim or thin conditional architecture-description bridge, and C.30.AD when the full architecture-description mechanism is being used. |
| “The architecture score improved.” | Recover whether the sentence means grounded architecture adequacy, selected-structure characteristic and scale score, pattern-quality coordinate, Q-bundle, benchmark result, gate threshold, or ordinary comparison. Apply C.16.P before any score-based use. |
| “Functional architecture improved maintainability.” | Recover function or functionality use via A.6.F when hidden, then architecture structural view via C.30.ASV or quality or maintainability via C.16.P, C.16.Q, C.25, or quality pattern governing the claim. |
| “The module layer supports the architecture.” | Treat layer first as a source label and apply C.30.STRAT. Use C.30.P only for the architecture or structure portion after recovery; use A.6.M only if a module-interface relation is recovered, C.30.LCA only if a control-layer relation is recovered, C.2.P if a publication-label or view-label distinction remains hidden, or A.6.P if a basedness, source-use, evidence, or reliance relation is being made; otherwise retain an ordinary source-label disposition. |