PHY.5:7 - Conformance Checklist

• The intended consequence specifies the physical quantity, relevant preparation, range and interval.
• The comparison uses the coupled physical arrangement and explains the characteristic scales.
• Each omitted process retains any mean response, constraint, delayed influence or fluctuation needed by that consequence.
• The approximation follows from stated physical relations or remains an identified hypothesis.
• A bound or comparison reaches the actual requested output, including a relevant initial or boundary contribution.
• A changed condition that can defeat the selected description leads back to the implicated physical choice.
• Existing results are used when sufficient; further inquiry is selected for what it could change.