I found these documents in September 2011 in Warfield's old boxes of papers. His inventory caption for these items is Cognitive Structure of Pascal Syntax & "Requires for Good Results", I am going to scan the whole mess and put it into a pdf file on my computer using the exact same caption as title. Dated 2 September 1986 this is a computer printout showing a one-page drawing of a structure which has four cycles. Eight or ten short paragraphs on the same page describe how to read the structure. Folded in with the drawing of the structure is a larger drawing of a gigantic flow chart titled: "Requires for Good Results." A caption label on this flow chart says "Generic Requirements Flow for Software Development and Maintenance That is Not Now Being Satisfied, JNW 8/21/86." Attached to the two drawings by binder clip are eight pages photocopied from a book or manual, pages 140-147. These eight pages contain nothing but a list of elements, which are numbered 1 through 147. I am pretty sure these pages are part of Warfield's work on his 1986 proposal to the Software Productivity Consortium, (ADA Syntax Study and Recommendations: A Proposal to The Software Productivity Consortium, Part I.) one of the documents given to GMU Special Collections which is now in Box 9 Folder 20 at Fenwick Library. Also in Box 43 Folder 10 GMU has a document titled "Inner Cycle of Members in Pascal Syntax," 1986, which is probably also part of the same set of papers.