The Chicago BPS uses precise terms (">15%" and "up to 15%") to define how much of the mucosa is not visualized in dirty segments while the Boston BPS uses vague terms ("stool that cannot be cleared" and "areas not seen because of retained material") to define the cleanliness of dirty segments.
The effect of these factors, including temperature, layer thickness, superposition of assembly stress, and surface cleanliness and the material of the assembly parts, is also demonstrated.
When using SWCNTs in gas sensing, the cleanliness of the material is often not sufficiently taken into account.
Smell was predicted by cleanliness, stance length, superstructure material and whether the latrine was private or public.
However, this paper shows how to modify the design cleanliness factor or the material correction factor to account for APCs.
Nickel-hydride batteries using hydrogen storage alloys as a negative electrode material have attracted much attention for their cleanliness and high-energy density.
Finally, at the microscopic scale, a meticulous scratch probe calibration procedure is described to improve the accuracy of the fracture properties determination by addressing important issues such as moisture content, specimen surface cleanliness and choice of reference material.
The variables considered for each concrete block were the type of drilling machine used for drilling the hole, type of filling material, moisture conditions of the hole during installation, cleanliness of the hole, and installation direction.
Seven requirements were identified for Workstation Design, namely: "Health and Safety", "Work environment, cleanliness and orderliness", "Waste elimination", "Inventory and material logistics", "Flexibility", "Visual Management" and, lastly, "Quality".
Most commonly implemented practices were found to be on-site cleanliness and order, correct storage of raw materials, and prioritization of the nearest authorized waste managers.
