"detected defects" is a grammatically correct phrase and is commonly used in written English.
It can be used to describe flaws or flaws in something that have been discovered or found. Example: After conducting a thorough inspection, the engineers detected several defects in the new bridge design.
The detected defects were internal blood spots, cracks and breakages of eggshell.
EDF, the French electricity group, said it had detected defects with the welding at the European pressurised reactor (EPR) under construction at Flamanville in Normandy.
The FS circuits can then be assigned a figure of merit based on the ratio of detected defects to those that actually cause output errors.
These approaches, articulated first by W. Edwards Deming, relied on knowledgeable workers who were authorized to interrupt the production process when they detected defects.
The training environment contains a library of test scenarios, shows surface coverage, measures the time of inspection, indicates detected defects and provides a performance score.
A common problem which arises in project management is the fact that the planned schedule is often disrupted by several uncontrollable factors like additional time that might be required for rework and correction of detected defects.
The matrix of probability transition function, the probability of defect detection and the probability distribution of sizing a detected defect is incorporated in estimating the probability of failure.
Other cancers, including an unknown portion of non-inherited colon cancers, have also been linked to the newly detected defect.
Tools used for the pipeline inspection are uncertain in detecting a corrosion defect and in sizing a detected defect.
This method produces region of interest bounding boxes around the detected defect in real time on a video resolution of 500 × 375 pixels.
The quality of the tools is mainly defined by the rate of detecting a defect with defect size s, ϱ(s), and the accuracy in sizing a detected defect.
