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F.6:4.6 - Direct Neighboring Relations

Current questionDirect exitWhy it stays separate
Does the assignment obtain?A.2.1The declared species and predicate, the occurrence’s participant values, and the occurrence-identity rule precede attribution but do not establish it.
Does the holder count under its system-role kind?A.2, C.3.2Classification is not supplied by attribution.
Does the assignment satisfy a state predicate?A.2.5State has its own predicate, relation, window, assertion, and evidence.
Can the holder perform the Work?A.2.2 capability and fitAbility is not actual performance.
Which Systems actually performed a top-level or child Work occurrence?Recover each exact performer through A.13, then let A.15.1 independently admit that Work occurrence; add one F.6 check per exact performer–assignment pair only when the receiving question also asks under which assignment the Work was performed.A team lead, coordinator, member relation, or covering assignment cannot substitute for the full actual-performer set. Every child Work keeps its own A.13 performer basis, A.15.1 admission, and Work-part relation; assignment and F.6 are added only for an expressly consumed attribution. Missing or failed F.6 leaves the child Work intact.
Did a passive test article participate in Work?the domain rule that defines passive participation; if no such rule is current, A.6.RCD returns missing-governorHolding a test-subject assignment does not make the article a performer or establish passive participation.
Which Method did the Work enact?A.15.1, A.3.1, and A.3.2 only for a separate description-membership questionMethod, description, and assignment do not become performers.
What supports the attribution assertion?A.10 or the direct evidence relationSupport concerns knowledge or use, not relation obtaining.
Which encountered material is relied upon?A.15.4Reliance on a visible item is not attribution.
What changed, first existed, was measured, evaluated, delivered, or accepted?A.6.1 only when the claim consumes one exact operation application or returned-value binding; A.15.PROD plus the subject’s identity rule for a produced entity or its inception; C.2.1 for a result episteme; otherwise the exact change, measurement, evaluation, delivery, or acceptance patternEach claim follows its own pattern, and none supplies a performer-attribution participant. An operation binding alone establishes neither production nor a result episteme.
Does another context have a corresponding kind or assignment?C.3.3, F.9, A.6.9A Bridge merges neither kind nor assignment and does not retarget Work.
Does a selected model-use structure change this attribution interpretation?A.1.1 plus the receiving assertion or useGeneric assignment and attribution gain no optional structure participant.