The recorded upper-count MQ value is 1.0545349844417293, multiplied by ten to the minus thirty-four joule seconds. The conventional reduced value begins 1.054571817646, in the same units. These numbers denote different realization prescriptions in the source, rather than two competing measurements of the SI definition.

The upper-count calculation carries a propagated calibration uncertainty. The finite-count relation retains the normalization associated with the Informativity differential, the proposed count-dependent length effect. A comparison must keep the realization prescription attached to each value.

This distinction prevents an apparent mismatch with an exact constant from being reported as an experimental anomaly. The October source date identifies a revised manuscript calculation preserved in source review. Testing its physical interpretation requires an observable comparison that is not already enforced by the defining action input.