Defective design

Defect. A plaintiff must estabUsh that the product which iajured him was defective. A product can be defective ia three ways it may be defectively manufactured, defectively designed, or sold with iaadequate warnings. 

Again, if there are several donor or acceptor impurities (or defects), designated by = 1, 2,..., then... 

Quality control (QC), as defined by Webster s Dictionary, is an aggregate of activities (as design analysis and inspection for defects) designed to ensure adequate quality (Merriam-Webster, 2003). Quality control improves product or service design to improve the level of quality it can be thought of as defect prevention. 

The simplest equilibrium concept is that the extent of adsorption is proportional to the fluid-phase concentration, i.e., Henry s law [a in Table 14.3]. A principle of thermodynamic consistency is that isotherms should reduce to Henry s law at the limit of zero loading. If not, the equation (or data) is thermodynamically inconsistent and therefore fundamentally flawed. Conversely, there is pragmatic appeal to the premise that if an isotherm equation fits, one may use it, even though some scientific principle may be violated. The hazard of that approach arises if the data are flawed, causing an erroneous fit, which could lead to a defective design or mistaken predicted performance. 

REDUCE ALLOWABLE COATING DEFECTS DESIGNED TO MEET MORE RESTRICTIVE PAG LIMITS (31 GOAL 3 SPECIFIC DESIGN SELECTION TO MEET IQCFRIOO DOSE LIMITS... 

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