Sentence examples for inspection modalities from inspiring English sources

These industrial applications are underpinned by a wide range of published research which describes new piezoelectric materials, array geometries, modelling methods and inspection modalities.

The VIA/VILI combined procedure may moderately increase the sensitivity of visual inspection modalities [ 32] and has been shown to be logistically feasible within a government-sponsored large-scale demonstration project at 42 sites across China, which was rolled out from 2006 [ 18].

Amongst 278 subjects with normal visual inspection by all modalities (Table 2), 263 subjects also had normal cervical cytology, of whom a non-random sample of 15 were biopsied with no CIN 2+ detected, and 15 subjects had abnormal cervical cytology (9 HSIL, 6 LSIL) of whom 8 had CIN2+ on biopsy (7 HSIL, 1LSIL).

Inspection of the modalities of the recorded diary intrusions revealed that 80% of the reported intrusions could be described as mental image: 60% were experienced as a visual image-based intrusion, 14% were experienced as a feeling or emotion and 6% as a combination of both (cf. Holmes and Mathews 2010).

Therefore, it is often useful to register images of these two modalities for further inspection of architectures.

We study the utility of a non-contact modality for the inspection of thin metal plates for the presence of through cracks.

Amongst 214 subjects with abnormal visual inspection by at least one modality, 38 were not biopsied because cytology was normal and at subsequent colposcopy the cervix appeared normal.

Before any processing, image quality was assessed for each modality by visual inspection.

Patients with LOPS should be educated on ways to substitute other sensory modalities (hand palpation, visual inspection) for surveillance of early foot problems.

Patients with loss of protective sensation should be educated on ways to substitute other sensory modalities (hand palpation, visual inspection) for surveillance of early foot problems.

By focusing relentlessly on this threat -- and by remaining resolutely coy about a decision to go to war that seems to have been made a year ago -- President Bush and his advisers have succeeded brilliantly in largely confining debate to the modalities of confronting the threat (inspections, diplomacy and so on) and thus forcing their opponents, political and diplomatic, to fight on their ground.