Sentence examples for uncontrollable quality from inspiring English sources

Once people can stop defining each other by their gender, appearance, ethnicity, or any other uncontrollable quality of ours, and begin to appraise one another based on the substance of our thoughts and merit of our deeds, we'll be on the right track.

However, due to complex material properties and other uncontrollable disturbances, consistency of part quality cannot be assured in production.

Signal-to-noise ratio measures the sensitivity of the quality investigated to those uncontrollable factors in the experiment.

It is well known that uncontrollable factors in an abstract including quality of randomization, surgical procedure, measurement of final results would cause great bias to the meta-analysis.

Again, the variable and uncontrollable behaviour of RES can also introduce power quality problems.

Software process improvement (SPI) is one type of innovation often formulated to address problems such as uncontrollable costs, schedule overruns, and poor end product quality.

The consumers' requirements have been paid much more attention to in the ADS planning because uncertainties and volatilities in uncontrollable resources like wind power would impact power quality and reliability (e.g. voltage fluctuation) in the user-end.

It still remains a major challenge to prepare high-quality monophase MnO NPs due to the uncontrollable phase transformation of multivalent manganese oxides (MnO2, Mn2O3, and Mn3O4).

Results showed that regardless of the quality of the receiver used, multipath and other uncontrollable errors eventually occur in the field, and therefore signal consistency must be continuously checked by the robot's navigation engine.

We realize that the cost of goods sold is influenced by many uncontrollable factors such as fluctuations of raw material prices rather than quality and efficiency management.

Uncontrollable and invisible electrostatic discharge events were the major problems, because production quality was performed by well-controlled electrostatic discharge and electric overstress.