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SYSE.13:12 - Relations
A.1 and A.1.SCR distinguish actual Systems from intended referents. A.22 governs selected structures,
A.19.SPR state-like claims, and C.27.TA temporal aspects. None by itself produces an engineering
configuration basis.
C.2.1 keeps descriptions, editions, subjects, reference schemes, carriers, and publications distinct. A.10
and B.3 govern evidence and assurance when current; neither proves the actual configuration.
F.10, A.21, A.2.8.PER, C.11, A.15.1, and A.3.4 distinguish status, gate, permission, choice, Work,
and transformation from configuration claims.
A compatible SYSE.6 result can supply architecture constraints for the same System, decision, configuration,
and horizon. It neither selects item boundaries nor proves an actual configuration.
A decision-specific configuration basis can inform SYSE.14 only for the same change and release question and
can inform SYSE.11 only for the named integration or modernization increment. It establishes neither release
nor realization.
SYSE.7 coordinates several decision-usable descriptions. SYSE.19 revalidates decisions after a relied-on
source changes. Co-use creates no additional dependency or temporal order.
Application profiles—such as software, electrical, mechanical, manufacturing, medical-device, ship, or
building profiles—may specialize item identity, effectivity, interchangeability, evidence, and release when
the kinds or uses of Systems designated as project systems-of-interest change the working move. A profile label alone adds no pattern.