Sentence examples for quality norms from inspiring English sources

But Aravind can practice compassion successfully because it is run like a McDonald's, with assembly-line efficiency, strict quality norms, brand recognition, standardization, consistency, ruthless cost control and above all, volume.

Contractors have direct and up-to-the minute access to their customers' sales information.MountingIt was only with standardised communications, digital design and quality norms that firms could split innovation from production.

Through selection and effective utilization of catalyst and additives, refiners have been successful in achieving value additions as well as in meeting product quality norms.

Also, the World Health Organization (WHO) indicates a guideline value (GV) of 50 mg/l (11 mg/l nitrate as nitrogen) for drinking water (WHO 2004), which has been integrated into Cameroon Water Quality Norms for mineral and drinking waters (ANOR 2001, 2003).

Marcus' solutions to keep the deployment project on track remained within the boundaries of deadlines and quality norms and were therefore single-loop; however, he crossed the boundaries of existing values in the way he dealt with suppliers note that he showed risk-taking and not reckless behaviour in the entrepreneurial sense of the word.

All 100%% of the wells, springs and boreholes had detectable nitrate (Table 2) and about 6%% (in Banana Plain) and 0%% (in Mount Cameroon) of the groundwater resources were not suitable for drinking without treatment, according to the WHO and Cameroon Water Quality Norms drinking water nitrate concentration limit of 50 mg/l (WHO 2004; ANOR 2003).

The recommended strategies will be included in the Quality Norm for Dutch archaeology.

It shows the better performance and maintains the power quality norm as per IEEE-519 by keeping THD of source current well below 5%.

In order to standardize our evaluation of placental vasculature, the same pre-established Power Doppler signal settings were used for the following parameters: pulse repetition frequency: 0.9 kHz, wall motion filter: low1, quality: norm, frequency: low, smooth: 4/5, artefact on.

Mainland Chinese atmospheric scientists concluded in an analysis this year in The Journal of Environmental Sciences that, here in Guangzhou, particles were the pollutant farthest out of line with air-quality norms 226 days a year.

Higher skilled emigration rate reduces the voicing capacity at home but allows transferring the quality of norms prevailing in the host country to the home country.