Sentence examples for inspection made from inspiring English sources
Not only do diamonds presumably graze – the canvases were, on close inspection, made of lead.
Another guard, a white woman, trying to soften the humiliation of the inspection, made small talk: "I've been looking all over for that kind of handbag for my daughter.
Witness the gracefully absurd sculpture, "A Mixture of Frailties," a piece MacMurray constructed out of a tailor's dummy which she then clad in a dove-white gown that resembles an haute couture wedding dress, but is on closer inspection, made from 1400 household rubber gloves that have been stitched together.
An error was defined as an inspection made by inserting the nose into an incorrect hole.
Visual inspection made sure that formed clots overlay the basilar artery (BA) in all SAH animals.
Unfortunately, no specific mention of blind spot inspection made by their older drivers is mentioned.
Professor Colin Richards Former senior HMI, Spark Bridge, Cumbria Laura McInerney in her assessment of the chief inspectorclaims that "a new framework (of inspection) makes it clearer what is expected of schools".
Some party officials openly criticise policies handed down from above, complained Xu Hairong, secretary of Xinjiang's Commission for Discipline Inspection, making the unusual admission in a commentary published last month.
The inspection makes it clear to consumers about their responsibility for any end-of-lease charges before they actually turn in the vehicle, said Shaun Bugbee, vice president of sales operations for BMW Financial.
The presented method quantifies essential features of the PDR with a matched accuracy to visual inspection, making it a feasible contribution to the design of a fully automated interpretation system.
Regardless of jurisdictional meat inspection training requirements, the subjective nature of meat inspection makes observational and operator bias a concern, especially when combining data from multiple slaughterplants for spatial and space-time surveillance applications.
