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SYSE.7:7 - Conformance Checklist

  • One receiving engineering decision, its decision subject, and the decision Work are named.

  • Every selected description has a source episteme and edition, claim content, EntityOfConcern, effective reference scheme, configuration or effectivity where material, modeled interval, and use.

  • Actual Systems, intended referents, kinds, parts, configurations, and occurrences are not merged by name.

  • Model purpose, assumptions, omissions, scale, units, tolerances, and interpretation are sufficient for the receiving decision.

  • A U.View claim cites a viewpoint episteme and obtaining E.17.0 conformance; otherwise view stays ordinary source wording.

  • Publication occurrence, form, carrier, rendering, and source episteme remain separate where their identities change reliance.

  • Every material “trace” is resolved to a relation or marked as an unsupported correspondence.

  • Cross-description comparison aligns or explicitly distinguishes subject, configuration, interval, reference scheme, scale, and tolerance.

  • Claims about physical realization, benefit, safety, compliance, and acceptance use their own evidence; description consistency supplies only its stated comparison result.

  • AI-generated, transformed, or summarized descriptions retain source provenance, subjects, check results, and reliance limits.

  • The maintenance Agent, assignment, capability, authority, triggering observations, and refresh Work are stated for material entries.

  • The returned account names contradictions, gaps, unsupported relations, accepted reliance limits, and the smallest decision or account to reopen.