Documentation travelers

Documentation, traveler An archival document that accompanies each batch of substrates, detailing when the batch was processed and the specifications and MPIs used for processing. The traveler also includes the Process sheet, which details the process parameters of the deposition run. Also called a Run card in semiconductor processing. 

Process sheet A sheet that details the process parameters of the deposition run. Also called a run sheet or run card. See also Documentation, traveler. 

It should be pointed out, that one of the existing negative points with bad economical and social consequences is the appearance of false and counterfeit securities, documents, notes as well as traveling cards, identity cards and etc. Each year the number of confiscated counterfeit notes is increased on 10%. 

The second part of the requirement deals with inspection and test records, which are also covered in clause 4.10.5. The difference between these requirements is that clause 4.10.1 requires you to document the records to be established (in other words define ) in the quality plan or procedures and clause 4.10.5 requires you to produce the records defined in the quality plan or procedures. Your inspection and test procedures therefore need to specify or contain the forms on which you intend to record the results of the inspections and tests performed. The details are covered later in this chapter, but there are two types of record to be considered the record that shows which inspections and tests have been performed and the record that shows the results of these inspections and tests. One may be a route card, shop traveler, or document which acts as both a plan of what to do and a record of the progress made and the other may be a table of results with specified parameters and accept/reject criteria. 

The kinds of resources needed are fairly straightforward. The primary resource requirement for most PSM implementation efforts will be staff-time, both professional and clerical/secretarial. It is also reasonable to expect to incur travel expenses at intervals throughout the process, especially for companies with multiple facilities. Support resources, such as telephone, computer time, facsimile, photocopying, and document production, will almost certainly be required in any initiative. 

Other closed or semiclosed settings where large person-to-person NoV outbreaks have been documented are associated with travel, on cruise ships and on airplanes. Cruise ships represent an interesting situation... 

Today, structure evolution can be tracked in-situ with a cycle time of less than a second. Moreover, if a polymer part is scanned by the X-ray beam of a microbeam setup, the variation of structure and orientation can be documented with a spatial resolution of 1 pm. For the application of X-rays no special sample preparation is required, and as the beam may travel through air for at least several centimeters, manufacturing or ageing machinery can be integrated in the beamline with ease. 

Well, this is another reason why they had no trouble shipping documents to the defense here. The stuff traveled with court approval, right past the censors. I was going to the hospital to see Charmatz, but I guess I ll go to the office first and look over our memorandum. Don t worry about it."... 

Pesticides from the CCCs were shown not to have leached Into any of the available ground water sources. In addition, the soil core analyses Indicated that disposed chemicals had traveled less than 18 Inches from the leach lines In five years of operation. Within the defined time frame, the CCCs were confining the chemicals. A long-term follow-up survey. Including test wells, would be useful to determine if migrating pesticides eventually reach the water table. The absence of any Increased risk to applicators, or of any environmental drawbacks, as measured by soil arthropod populations, was established. Consequently, the New York State Department of Environmental Conservations has regarded these Installations as normal agricultural operations and not required further documentation. 

Pharmaceutical companies must ensure that all meetings which are planned are checked to see that they comply with the Code. Companies must have a written document that sets out their policies on meetings and hospitality and the associated allowable expenditure. In addition, meetings which involve travel outside the UK must be formally certified as set out in Clause 14.2 of the Code. 

With full recognition that we still have far to travel, the appearance of this volume documents the fact that pediatric psychopharmacology has reached its own important developmental milestone. What is contained in this volume and the implied promise it holds for the future will be of enormous benefit to children and families. 

Every adult, whether traveling or not, should be immunized with tetanus toxoid and should also be fully immunized against poliomyelitis, measles (for those bom after 1956), and diphtheria. In addition, every traveler must fulfill the immunization requirements of the health authorities of the countries to be visited. These are listed in Health Information for International Travel, available from the Superintendent of Documents, United States Government Printing Office, Washington, DC 20402. A useful website is http //www.cdc. gov/travel/vaccinat.htm. The Medical Letter on Drugs and Therapeutics also offers periodically updated recommendations for international travelers (see issue of April 15, 2002). Immunizations received in preparation for travel should be recorded on the International Certificate of Immunization. Note Smallpox vaccination is not recommended or required for travel in any country. 

There is a further non-trivial distinction between consumer products and the opportunities that arise from travel purchases. Most consumer products of some complexity come with an owner s manual. These kinds of documents provide operational instructions, safety hints, advice on replacement parts or persons to whom one can direct service inquiries. Perhaps the closest parallel in the world of tourist behaviour is the guidebook. Even here, however, there is a range of guide books for any one place. The holiday consumer is free to consult multiple owner manuals, to redesign and further refine his or her experience. Tourists interact with their destination and this mutual influence process is sometimes assisted by... 

It has already been established that the sin of homogenisation lurks within the field of tourist behaviour research (Galani-Moutafi, 1999). Tourists are not all the same, but it is usually inefficient when building the systematic study of a phenomenon to consider numerous individual cases in detail. It would, for example, be difficult if analysts endeavoured to document all of the variables of age, gender, nationality, economic well being, travel style, marital and family status, sexual preference, previous travel experience, attitudinal profiles and personality characteristics whenever they attempted to characterise a market. 

Some of these relationships clearly provide temporary satisfaction and rewards to one or both parties. Lee (2002) studying Taiwanese male travellers reports that activities deriving from the sexual liberation of other parts of Asia are sought out and are synonymous with access to a better freer lifestyle. Additionally, as Cohen (2003) has documented, the sexually-oriented tourism relationships may not always be short-lived. Cohen analysed cross-national marital relationships, some of which commenced in tourism contexts and observed the persistent and expanding financial demands by the women on behalf of themselves and their family. The problems appeared to be the greatest when the foreigner stayed in Thailand. Although an initially difficult period was often encountered, a number of... 

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