C.36 and C.36.P | Supply cultural generation, transmission, recognition, selection, retention, intervention and loss distinctions. MDPE.19 specializes them to a Music-or-Dance continuation account or decision, including a selected reproduction test. |
MDPE.17 | Supplies compatible evidence of receiving enactment and source contribution. One receiving occurrence does not establish later continuation. |
MDPE.18 | Supplies source-traceable memory, lineage alternatives, and missing embodied knowledge. Evidence of memory is not present reproduction. |
MDPE.10 | Supplies compatible performer-capability evidence and its limits. Capability without representative Work is not continuation. |
MDPE.13 | Supplies recognition-and-selection changes when failure lies in how variants become visible, recognized, or selected. |
| Applicable direct teaching, rehearsal, preservation, maintenance, software, event-production, organization-change or retirement Method | Governs actual selected intervention Work by a capable and authorized Agent. MDPE.19 uses compatible observations for a tested result; a continuation account or warranted proposal does not imply that Work was performed. |
MDPE.20 | Can use qualified present continuation evidence and its limits as input to competing trajectory hypotheses; a tested input names the Work actually observed. |
A.15.7, C.11.DUA and C.11 | Use the continuation result for the current next action; appraise a questionable inquiry demand including its design and whole burden; or resolve an already formed bounded choice, respectively. These decisions remain separate from later Work. |
C.28 | Governs a causal claim that an intervention contributed to later continuation or loss. Observation and succession alone are insufficient. |
| Systems Engineering results for architecture, configuration, capability, assurance, and support | Supply compatible results when the continuation promise depends on a designed performing whole or supporting arrangement. They do not replace the Music-or-Dance continuity discriminators or representative Work. |