Sentence examples for multiple inspectors from inspiring English sources

In the paper, we propose a novel method that is based on the correlation matrix of multiple inspectors.

"Entergy's investment in recent years of more than a half-billion dollars to upgrade safety and security, and rigorous independent inspections by multiple inspectors on site full time, help ensure Indian Point is safe".

However, multiple inspectors are required because this is an inspectional determination.

According to a draft NSA inspector general's report obtained by the Guardian, as well as a declassified history written by multiple US inspectors general, by late 2003, several senior Justice officials began to grow uncomfortable with the legal underpinnings of one of the four aspects of Stellar Wind – what the draft NSA report calls "bulk collection of internet metadata".

In addition, multiple Department of Homeland Security inspector general reports have concluded that detention facilities repeatedly fail to comply with federal standards, including those requiring adequate healthcare.

Like many companies we were guilty of countering complexity with complexity...more inspectors, multiple reviewers".

But in July of 2009, the LSC ran afoul of Sen. Charles Grassley (R-Iowa), who -- citing "multiple GAO and Inspector General reports" -- found several examples of waste that he wanted investigated.

Inspectors catalogue multiple failings filthy cells, widespread drug use, bullying, too few opportunities for work.

This summer, FTA inspectors found multiple instances in which track problems were ignored, even after they had been highlighted on daily inspection sheets.

The first star is for the food alone, two stars also takes in the service and ambience and three is exceptional – top-end venues are visited multiple times by different inspectors.

The Guardian revealed how Appleby was repeatedly criticised by inspectors in multiple jurisdictions for failing to apply regulations designed to guard against money laundering and terrorist finance in secret reports by offshore regulators.