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MDPE.8:7 - Relations

  • MDPE.1 uses a compatible development focus—current characterization, live alternatives or uncertainty, and the smallest decision—to frame one project; it does not have to follow MDPE.8 as a fixed stage.

  • MDPE.21 and MDPE.24 become relevant when the question concerns style-production architecture or the formation of a new practice whole.

  • MDPE.9, MDPE.10, MDPE.3, MDPE.11, MDPE.12, and MDPE.17 return different domain results. One result does not establish the others.

  • MDPE.14 uses the bounded development focus when the named subject, live alternatives or uncertainty, affected Systems, or current decision changes the practice conflict.

  • MDPE.16 uses it when the current subject, later use, live alternatives or material uncertainty changes which branches should remain available.

  • MDPE.18 uses it when the current practice subject or decision changes which source, lineage, reconstruction, or gap claims are worth recovering. The focus does not itself supply those claims.

  • Systems Engineering supplies results for selected engineered Systems. Method Engineering supplies results for changed Methods. MDPE retains the Music-and-Dance subject, domain Method, representative Work, evidence, and receiving decision.

  • Composition, choreography, improvisation, teaching, rehearsal, performance, production, curation, historical, ethnographic, preservation, and other direct Methods remain independently maintained.