Sentence examples for intermediate inspection from inspiring English sources

The Confirmation and Inspection segment is engaged in the confirmation of building plans and the inspection of construction process, including intermediate inspection and completion inspection.

For effective quality control, the treating process requires intermediate inspection for three important quality factors: treated weight, minimum viscosity, and gel time.

For either V MIN or V MAX, absolute P TM values as measured by the sigmoid fitting were lower than those measured by the intermediate linear section inspection (Additional file 3: Figure S4).

In December 2009, a crack which seriously damages the safety of the bridge was found in a diagonal member near an intermediate pier during an inspection for determining points to be annually inspected.

This example comprises most of the major numerical difficulties found in various spatio-temporal instability studies of two-dimensional fluid flows which previously could not be handled without frequent human intervention and visual inspection of intermediate results.

Visual inspection of the intermediate linear section of the balloon pressure-volume curve was also performed using the method reported by Mojoli et al. [17].

Minimal and maximal balloon inflating volume estimated by sigmoid fitting and by visual inspection of the intermediate linear section of the balloon pressure-volume curve during end-expiratory and end-inspiratory occlusion.

As semiconductor process simulation tools can respond to user initiated actions in real time, breaking the process at any point of time permits the visual inspection of the intermediate and final results.

It was found that intermediates spent the second half of the inspection time in one area, while, conversely, the eye movements of experts were more dispersed in this second half.

This control scheme is then applied to the mock visual inspection of a nuclear intermediate level waste storage drum.

No such progression of intermediate steps seems to be available for inspection in the case of evolutionary explanations of the instinct to make art.