After serving in the Air Force during the Korean War, he returned to Capitol, where his work earned him multiple U.S. patents, including one for the Automatic Record Press and another for an apparatus that facilitated the recycling of unsold and defective records.
Removed defective records accounted for 0.3% of all records.
At a time when Chinese imports are under fire for being contaminated or defective, federal records suggest that China is not the only country that has problems with its exports.
One record was defective; a line of one poem was incompleted.
In other cases, the state accuses the doctor of performing various gynecological surgeries that were not medically needed; of carelessness during a delivery that resulted in a baby's defective shoulder; of incorrect recording of procedures; and of improper diagnoses.
The types of congenital deformity encountered in the defective offspring were also recorded [ 18].
As a general principle, the primary carious surface in each case is recorded as defective.
Though the records mention potentially defective components, it is unclear exactly how many of these crashes were related to the ignition defect.
Reeb said the case reminded him of a dispute during the 2000 Olympics in Sydney, Australia, where a Bulgarian rower challenged the results of a photo finish because she claimed the recording system was defective.
Upon his death, however, commentaries were needed because the text, when it achieved written form, lacked historical sequence in the arrangement of materials, suffered from ambiguity of both text and meaning, showed a variety of differing readings, was recorded in a defective script, and even contained apparent contradictions.
The unusual decision to withdraw streets, spurred by a state statute that has since been repealed, was intended in part to prevent possible claims against the city for damage from defective roadways, according to archival records.
