Sentence examples for classification of inspection from inspiring English sources
Another important aspect is the need to standardise the inspection strategy in terms of frequency, details and priority classification of inspection remarks on all the lines for reliability sake.
As technicalities of defect detection and classification of commercially developed surface inspection systems are not disclosed, a brief overview of image processing based commercially developed systems for surface defect detection of web material is presented here.
In order to improve the comprehensive performance of solder joints inspection in three aspects, i.e. high recognition rate, detailed classification of defect types and fast inspection speed, a new detection and classification algorithm of the chip solder joints based on color grads and Boolean rules is developed in this paper.
The present research investigates the possibility of the nondestructive classification and quality inspection of eggs using dielectric detection technique in the range of radio frequency.
Service blueprinting is a method that managers can use to make decisions about the inspection and classification of service processes that are in play before the customer gets involved [8, 14, 20].
We notice that manual inspection and classification of hits gathered at a higher threshold can add a significant amount of valuable domain annotation.
The "back-end" inspection involves the classification of solder joints using the Log-Gabor filter and classifier fusion.
The vibrometer is expected to be applied to the wide area of defect detection including the classification of mechanical parts in production and inspection processes.
Classification of SNPs was based on this manual inspection.
Kinetic classification of such cases relied more on visual inspection of the TACs rather than on calculation of mean tumour/GM and tumour/WM ratios.
The primary tasks were the inspection and coding and classification of data, and later subjecting it to conceptual analysis and development of typologies that convey the range of views, responses, or arrangements under study.
