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ME.4:11 - SoTA-Echoing

SourceRetained contributionUse boundary
Daalhuizen and Cash, Method Content TheoryGoal, procedure, rationale, framing, and mindset as questions that prevent procedure-only recovery.Static content variables and initial study population do not define FPF kinds, Method parts, or cross-domain effectiveness.
Gericke, Eckert, and Stacey, Elements of a design methodCore idea, representation, procedure, intended use, tool, ecosystem, and adaptation prompts.Source elements remain questions and source claims, not a universal dossier ontology.
Stacey et al., Methods as a form of engineering knowledgeCurrent comparison of engineering-Method knowledge and the placement of representations, framing, and rationale.Conceptual comparison supplies no project Method identity or package parthood.
Current FPF A.3.1, A.3.2, B.1.5, and F.18Method identity, MethodDescription membership, composition law, and name recovery.The DPF adds the decision-bounded dossier and dependency-slice Method.

Reopen when a current source or package case exposes a decision-bearing contribution that cannot retain its kind, provenance, role, and relation in the open dossier; when a source profile hides material receiving conditions; or when the ordinary one-package result acquires burden that its use does not need.