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RMP.4:12 - Relations

  • RMP.3 supplies operational intentions and research-relative record needs. Capture can begin while those intentions develop.

  • RMP.2 receives a lost comparison or other defeated design premise; RMP.1 receives a changed question or receiving use.

  • FPF A.10 supplies claim-bound evidence and provenance discipline; FPF C.16 supplies the measurement account needed to distinguish indications, qualified results and derived values.

  • Domain recordkeeping, source criticism, statistical and interpretive Methods supply their own conduct and results. Access, privacy, rights, community and resource owners supply the decisions that govern actual retention and inspection.

  • RMP.5 uses the actual material and its limits to analyze and criticize the proposed claim. RMP.6 uses the recoverable basis to choose and interpret a relevant credibility examination. Their analytical and test results require their own Methods and actual work; a trace is not a performed reproduction test.

  • RMP.7 can use the actual source material, relationships and receiving limits for a compatible corpus-synthesis question. The trace supplies that material; appraisal and integration require their own Method and result.