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E.14:12 - SoTA-Echoing

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Human-centered design and cognitive ergonomicsWorking readers need a small, usable model before assurance apparatus.Usability does not license vague or under-explained prose.
Formal methods and model-based assuranceHeavy justification can remain available below the working text.Assurance artifacts do not define the public Working-Model vocabulary.
Ontology engineering and mapping practiceSource labels, synonyms, and registers are captured in mapping rather than shown as slash labels.Mapping is not a second public vocabulary.
Constructive ontology and constructional mereologyStructural claims can carry an inspectable account of independently grounded construction facts when identity matters.The account creates neither the direct relation nor whole identity and is not the default assurance route for epistemic claims.