Sentence examples for inspection data in from inspiring English sources

The deterioration of stormwater pipes is commonly graded into structural and serviceability condition using CCTV inspection data in order to recognize two different deterioration processes and consequences.

An experimental work is carried out to confirm the planned method for monitoring the structural defects through a case study was implemented in the design and inspection data in the Jacques Cartier Bridge in Canada.

Our preliminary modeling efforts use a familiar open data initiative-publishing restaurant inspection data in New York City-to demonstrate the value of an opening government information polity approach and to establish the basis for further case studies in order to develop a more general and useful model for government decision makers.

As more automated and accurate surface inspection devices enter the manufacturing process, engineers collect a larger amount of surface inspection data, in terms of storage space and the number of parameters to characterize the surface, but sometimes smaller in terms of the number of coherent surface observations.

Historical data inquiry and historical curve plotting To store the inspection data in database as historical data allowing managerial staff to inquire or draw curves according to requirements.

Recent meat inspection data in autumn 2006 from Kuopio slaughterhouse revealed parasitic lesions in cattle and in examination at Finnish Food Safety Authority Evira, Oulu (currently Fish and Wildlife Health Research Unitt, Onchocerca sp. nematodes were found.

In this context, original results on inspections data in IMR plans are presented.

For example, address data are contained within the PUR applications database and can be directly associated with housing complaint and inspections data in the NYC Department of Housing Preservation and Development data set.

MFA in combination with clustering methods was performed to determine a typology of cattle that had at least one condemned carcass portion based on meat inspection data collected in ten slaughterhouses.

In autumn 2006, Finnish meat inspection data revealed lesions in tendons, muscles and ligaments of bovine hind legs leading to partial condemnation of carcasses.

Three deterministic and probabilistic models, which account for the sizing bias inherent in in-line inspection data, are introduced for the corrosion growth analysis.