By the time the film-makers had enough usable footage in the can, the production was more than 100 days over schedule, with the budget spiralling toward the $9m mark, $3m of which had been blown on what Spielberg derisively called "the special defects department".
We propose a rule-based two-stage stochastic model to determine the number of spare vehicles that should be kept in the pre-assembly buffer to restore the altered sequence due to paint defects and upstream department constraints.
In our department the defect in skull base is reconstructed with hemostyptic material only or with fascia lata or even nasoseptal flaps in case of intraoperative CSF leak [ 5, 6].
All departments showed clear defect in structure, design and essential supplies.
He went on to run Rich's department stores, then defected to Macy's as president but served just six months before Federated Stores descended for a leveraged buyout, squeezing him out with a $14 million severance.
For Sotheby's, the Ferrari auction is an intriguing move, given that the house's entire auto department jumped ship a decade ago and defected to Bonhams.
The suit was filed by Gretchen Kalonji, an associate professor in the materials science and engineering department, who specializes in crystalline defects and their effects on the physical properties of materials.
17 PPV was defined as the proportion of eyes referred from vision screening that had a vision defect diagnosed and treated at the hospital eye department.
Scientists often think that they know how their department or institution works, where its defects are, and what needs to be done to fix them.
A 57-year-old male with stage 3B colorectal cancer was referred by Medical Oncology to the Royal Brisbane Hospital Ophthalmology department, with simultaneous transient bilateral inferior altitudinal defects that would last up to 10 seconds in duration.
