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MDPE.15:4.5 - Reidentify the subject after Work

Compare the starting and later conditions under A.3.4 or the direct governor of the change. Ask:

  1. Did the intended subject actually change?
  2. Does its identity continue, or did Work produce a new variant or artifact?
  3. Which relation supports the claimed transformation?
  4. Which characteristics changed, stayed within bounds, or became unknown?
  5. Did another subject change instead—for example, only the description, tool setting, performer capability, or event arrangement?

Report the subject that actually changed. If the class plan changed but teaching Work did not, report the plan change. If the dancer enacted a phrase once but capability transfer was not tested, report the occurrence and observation. If software changed but the robot did not perform under the intended conditions, report the software result and missing trial.