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Kumar, A. and Daoutidis, P. (1996). Feedback regularization and control of nonlinear differential-algebraic-equation systems. AIChE J., 42, 2175-2198. 

To determine trends in customer satisfaction and dissatisfaction you will need to make regular surveys and plot the results, preferably by particular attributes or variables. The factors will need to include quality characteristics of the product or service as well as delivery performance and price. The surveys could be linked to your improvement programs so that following a change, and allowing sufficient time for the effect to be observed by the customer, customer feedback data could be secured to indicate the effect of the improvement. 

Some effective team structures distinguish between a core group and a standing advisory group. This can be helpful in assuring consistent feedback from key people (such as facility-based safety experts) who may be unable to participate in regular working sessions but whose input and endorsement will be critical to success. 

PSM management systems should be regularly assessed to identify improvement opportunities. Assessment should be based on follow-up user feedback and on the results of PSM audits. 

Although rules and procedures are a necessary and indeed essential aspect of safety, they need to be regularly reviewed and updated in the light of feedback from operational experience. Unfortunately, such feedback loops become less and less effective with time, and hence need to be reviewed regularly, preferably by an independent third party... 

In the absence of a trim system with feedback, it is likely to prove cost-effective to use a simple portable efficiency monitor on a regular basis, perhaps weekly for small boilers. The change of reading is as important as the actual value of the reading. A deviation from what is known to be a good post-commissioning setting will indicate a drift from ratio and the need for remedial action. 

Transfer results as often as you can. If possible, transfer materials from your Stage I screen to a Stage II screen on a regular basis. This will give you invaluable feedback on the quality of your Stage I system. 

Stress-relaxation is more difficult to measure than creep. It is necessary to include a stiff load cell in line with the grips to measure the residual load, while the joints connecting the specimen to the applied load should be free from any play. Feedback methods by which the load is regularly reduced to maintain a constant strain should be examined carefully to ensure that load is adjusted frequently and sensitively with no overrun. 

The development lab can benefit from valuable objective data to detect method shortcomings and to identify gaps in the method development process. The feedback on method performance should be discussed regularly. During the monitoring a number of key performance indicators are recorded and filled out in feedback sheets by the application labs (stability and operational labs) each time the method is applied. The method feedback sheet is sent together with the method description to the application labs at transfer. An example of such a feedback sheet is shown in Figure 22. 

Throughout the editorial stages of the emerging review it was continually necessary to spell out the differences between (a) the use of an ideal solution model, (b) the use of a regular solution model with parameters derived solely from atomic properties and finally (c) the use of interaction parameters derived by feedback from experiment. A proper luiderstanding of the differences between these three approaches lay at the heart of any realistic assessment of the value of calculations in relation to experimentally determined diagrams. 

Time-domain response of feedback amplifiers has been regularly correlated with frequency-domain behavior, and vice versa. Examples have usually been restricted to those situations in which only the amplifier contributes phase shift (single pole) or where a second source of phase was included (two-pole), such as from nonideal amplifier design or from the effects of stray capacitance at the input terminal. The system of interest in electrochemistry is more complicated than a two-pole system because there is also a decreasing phase shift caused by... 

In addition, the necessary understanding, motivation, and capabilities have to be created to ensure sustainability and continuous improvement by means of formal training as well as personnel development planning supported by regular coaching and feedback sessions. 

What is the difference between formal and informal performance feedback Why is frequent and regular informal feedback so important What are some methods to provide informal feedback ... 

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