Until they can be manufactured, the law allows the government to use other means, like hand inspections.
They found in the routines of servant life a readymade structure for their loving rituals: hand inspections, foot-washing, boot-licking ('I can always tell where you've bin by the taste o' your boots,' she once told him) and 'petting'petting
He also requests hand inspection of his knife case by the check-in employee which, he said, sometimes sets off a T.S.A. inspection, a process that he believes helps prove luggage contents in case of future problems.
With more than twelve thousand individual parts, including Canadian maple, Bavarian spruce, and Swedish steel, each piano takes nearly a year to assemble before being subjected to a final hand inspection by Wally Boot, a fifty-year veteran of the factory.
Another commercial shows automated factory testing of a tire, followed by shots of the Michelin Man, who weeps as he undertakes a final hand inspection and then reluctantly releases the tire for sale; the old rock ballad "Never Gonna Let You Go" is heard.
Early in this effort some missing exons were found by hand inspection of genome sequence.
On the other hand, inspection of the crystallographic structure of activated FIX (ID 1RFN) suggests that tyrosine 450 is partially exposed on the serine protease domain.
Visual inspection of this individual's data suggests that this is because this particular individual shows a high proportion of near-by but discrete fixations that are rejected as false negatives, due to our displacement criterion (see the Displacement Since the Previous Fixation Is Above Threshold section), but that are detectable by hand inspection.
If your bag will pass through the X-ray machine more than 5 times ask for a hand inspection to prevent damage.
Currently, gap filling is a time-consuming process, involving either expensive by-hand inspection or computations on vast quantities of measurement data from increasingly sophisticated metrology equipment.
[C2.] Luggage Lock Plan Revisited A program to allow people to use special certified locks -- which are being made and sold by various companies -- to secure checked bags without worrying about inspectors having to break the lock if that bag is selected for hand-inspection, has had a few hitches.
