Sentence examples for manufacturing discrepancies from inspiring English sources

We requested the manufacturer to report any manufacturing discrepancies for implicated lots.

The marketing whizzes at Sharp and Samsung in Asia didn't return calls ("(United States-based public relations representatives said they were having trouble getting information from the companies they represent).") They blame manufacturing issues for the discrepancy.

The measured noise density is higher than the simulated results and we attributed this discrepancy to imperfections and manufacturing deviations when making the printed circuit broad and electronic components.

The shortfall reflects heavy demand and was not caused by manufacturing problems, he said, adding that the discrepancy should be made up by the end of the year.

Despite the fact that the precision of manufacturing machines is continually improving, there are inevitable discrepancies between the designed and built assemblies because of construction realities.

Furthermore, these imperfections caused by the fabrication or the manufacturing process, are the dominant factor in the discrepancy between the theoretical/numerical predictions based on a perfect geometry and the experimental results of an imperfect geometry.

The experimental results agree qualitatively with the theoretical predictions and any quantitative discrepancy is probably due to inaccuracies in manufacturing the anechoic lining itself, rather than in the measuring technique used or in the theoretical model.

The marginal and internal discrepancies of computer-aided design and computer-aided manufacturing (CAD-CAM) endocrowns are unknown.

Manual welding is time-consuming, while existing robot are not efficient enough for manufacturing small batch-sized products but they also often face discrepancies when reprogramming is necessary.

Data on the marginal discrepancy of zirconia-based fixed dental prostheses made with different computer-aided design/computer-aided manufacturing technology is needed.

The manufacturing chains for apparel and jewelry are especially ripe for disruption, Agarwal said, as there is a particularly high discrepancy between the manufacture cost and retail price of both.