NASA found that Perkin-Elmer did not review or supervise the mirror construction adequately, did not assign its best optical scientists to the project (as it had for the prototype), and in particular did not involve the optical designers in the construction and verification of the mirror.
Improved drinking water source is a source that, by nature of its construction, adequately protects the water from outside contamination, in particular from fecal matter.
The Department of Buildings cited the construction company, BFC Construction Corporation, for failing to protect the building adequately during excavation and slapped a stop-work order on the site.
But, she said, "the city has been giving 'rubber stamp' approvals of construction delays without adequately investigating them" to determine if they were excusable or not.
The acoustical performance of a fabric construction is usually adequately described by the diffuse field sound absorption cofficient, α (Δf), and the diffuse field sound reduction index, R Δf), in frequency bands.
Buildings Department officials have long complained that they do not have enough inspectors to adequately monitor construction sites that have been ordered to halt work.
The Food and Drug Regulations require that the floors, walls and ceilings in a food plant "be of such construction as to be adequately cleanable and kept clean and in good repair".
This multi-layered, subcontracting-based structure of Japan's construction industry is not adequately reflected when applying national industry statistics, because business profits and labor income at the various levels of subcontractors are hidden in the material input costs of the subcontracting top layer firms.
The final ensemble of models for the 95∶5 split ratio for each of the three repeats was 195, 207, and 212 models, indicating that the construction of 1500 models adequately covers the kinetic space.
The cost of New York City's failure to adequately regulate the construction industry was made tragically clear again last month when a worker pouring concrete fell 42 stories to his death during work on a Trump hotel in SoHo.
From a cross-perspective of institutional sociology and political economy, this article emphasizes that interfirm networks do not derive purely from enterprise owners or managers' concern regarding market performance, nor is there any universal organizational theory that can adequately explain the construction of interfirm networks.
