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OPS.10:12 - Relations

OPS.3 and OPS.4 supply the matching subjects, resource relations and qualified current observations. OPS.8 supplies the release/queue/buffer policy whose consequences are analyzed. OPS.9 supplies a supported limiting mechanism when choosing a capacity treatment depends on it. OPS.11 handles consequential cross-structure constraints.

OPS.5 consumes an adequate capacity basis for admission; OPS.6 continues permitted Work without treating the plan as performance; OPS.7 uses changed feasibility for an existing bounded commitment. OPS.13 and OPS.14 use the capacity basis with their own service and financial inputs to address the wider commitment and operating-consequence decisions.

Current FPF C.16, C.27.TA/C.27, C.11.CRC and C.11 govern measurement, temporal interpretation, finite comparison and choice. Field specialists supply the capability, labor, engineering, clinical, safety and financial premises for their respective uses.