Sentence examples for continuous inspection from inspiring English sources
Important structures, such as nuclear power plants, need the continuous inspection of surface conditions.
The RPE cells grown on scaffolds were examined by immunocytochemistry (ICC), MTT and continuous inspection of cellular morphology.
Automation of 3D tasks not only improves HSE standards but also lead to much needed economic efficiency by reducing production cycle, floor space and number of staff members required for continuous inspection and manipulation of plant facilities.
There are several reasons for this: biological materials are subject to continuous inspection and repair; they are constructed in more optimal ways, especially in respect to fibre orientations, and they are allowed to operate at higher failure rates.
We are considering this particular distribution due to two reasons; the first one is due to its skewed behavior, i.e. in engineering processes, an engineer suspects that high failure rate in the beginning, but after continuous inspection, the failure goes down and the second reason is due to its vast application in many applied fields.
Reason: a rigorous system of continuous inspection he calls, simply, "our operating system".
Continuous inspections involve noting an apparent or potential hazardous condition or unsafe act, and either correcting it immediately or making a report to initiate a corrective action.
Among the studies mentioned above, the most widely used and researched ALT plan is the V-optimal continuous-inspection type-I censoring CSALT plan for statistical models with location-scale distribution and linear stress-life relationship.
His "open skies" proposal, by which the United States and the Soviet Union would permit continuous air inspection of each other's military installations, was welcomed by world opinion but was rejected by the U.S.S.R.
Much has been made of the fact that there is no continuous federal inspection program for the seafood industry.
The bent plates were discovered late Thursday after a visual inspection that was part of what Bob McFarlin, the acting transportation commissioner, called an "extensive, systematic and continuous review" of 25 truss bridges across the state.
