Which Items

Not every item needs to go through the consolidation center. Let us assume that its purpose is to insulate the plant from overseas suppliers and from domestic suppliers that do not deliver at the frequencies, in the quantities, and in the containers that the plant wants. Then, logically, the suppliers of all other items should deliver them directly to the plant. In particular, the following types of items should not go through the consolidation center  

Over time, the plant will most certainly attempt to localize sourcing for all items, and the populations of both overseas suppliers and uncooperative domestic suppliers will wither. The consolidation center should therefore be needed most when the plant is new, and less and less as the plant matures. No matter how far we look, however, not every supplier will have a factory within ten miles of the plant, and those who do not will be under pressure to open at least a warehouse there. The consolidation center can find a long-term mission in serving as a common warehouse for a group of these suppliers. 

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Measures to minimize safety problems must be initiated at the start of the life cycle of any product, but too often determinations of criticality are left to production or quality control personnel who may have an incomplete knowledge of which items are safety critical (Hammer, 1980). Any potential non-conformity that occurs with a severity sufficient to cause a product or service not to satisfy intended normal or reasonably foreseeable usage requirements is termed a defect (Kutz, 1986). The optimum defect level will vary according to the application, where the more severe the consequences of failure the higher the quality of conformance needs to be. 

Of special interest in this connection are the quinolylpiperidylcarbinols, of which items have been made by Rubtzov, < and by Sargent et aZ. ) The first substance of this type was synthesised by Ahiley and King, < > viz., 4-(6-metlioxyquin olyl)-ac piperidylc rbind (XIV), m.p... 

Appearance items are those with surface finish characteristics that are visible to the end user. These items will be designated by your customer so you don t need to guess which items they are. Appearance is a subjective characteristic so means need to be provided to reduce the subjectivity and make judgement more objective. 

Within your procedures you need to provide a means of identifying which items have been subject to inspection at the subcontractor s premises and the receipt inspection action to be taken depending on the level of that inspection. In one case, the product may have been accepted by your representative on the subcontractor s premises. In another case, a product from the same batch may have been accepted by your representative but not the one that has been delivered. Alternatively your representative may have only performed a quality audit to gain a level of confidence. You need to specify the inspection to be carried out in all such cases. The standard emphasizes that consideration should also be given to the recorded evidence provided. Even if someone has performed inspection at the subcontractor s premises, if there is no evidence of conformance the inspections are of little value. The fact that an inspection was carried out is insufficient. There has to be a statement of what was checked and what results were obtained and a decision as to whether conformance has been achieved. Without such evidence you may need to repeat some of the inspections carried out on the subcontractor s premises. 

Checklists do not provide any assistance to assess the relative importance of different items or to indicate the degree to which items may fail to meet the criteria. Thus, there is a need to Tindertake some prioritization of checklist failures, in order to avoid misinterpretation of the information. 

How well did our teachers know their students conceptions about the distribution of the particles In order to answer this question, 31 physical science teachers in junior high schools were asked to predict student performance on the same six items discussed above (Liang Chiu, 2004). The results revealed that 12% of science teachers believed that students would choose correct answers in the same-pressure situation (Q1-Q3), and 10% of science teachers believed that students would choose correct answers in a different-pressure situation (Q4-Q6). They fully understood the difficulty of generating submicroscopic points of view about particle movement because of the format of the test items were quite unique to them to test submicroscopic nature of the concepts. However, they were not able to predict which items the students preferred. Accordingly, science teachers seem to think that the orientation of... 

As equipment and supplies arrive, the laboratory operator will be contacted by the accountant, who will want to know which items are to be capitalized and how they are to be amortized. This is very important for tax purposes. Rapid amortization will usually offer many advantages, but IRS will question write-offs that seem to be too quick. 

List all the activities involved in either making a float for thehomecoming parade or decorating a house for homecoming. Assume both displays will be judged at night, so lighting is essential. Put a time on each activity and obtain the critical path. Which items can be and should be crashed to finish ahead of time ... 

In both Parts A and B, specify which items or documents have been checked. If the item is not applicable, this should be indicated the space should not be left unmarked. 

The final element of this federal impact on confidentiality is that certain laws require certain things to be made public. The Toxic Substances Control Act has several useful confidentiality provisions in 14, but it adversely affects confidentiality when it prohibits the EPA withholding of health and safety "studies." That term is not well defined at all. There are conflicting views about which items are "studies." From a careful reexamination of the law, I feel that identity can be confidential and need not be part of a study, if the... 

A solution is 10 percent urea by mass. Which item(s) from the following list are needed to calculate the molarity of this solution ... 

The rectangles or boxes in Figure 35.11 are called "stocks" and represent places where items (millions of barrels of oil or metrics tons of oil, in this case) can be counted at a single time point. The arrows between the stocks are called "flows" and denote the rate at which items move from one place to another in the system. Note that all these flows are "per time" concepts discovery, pumping, and consumption are often measured in millions of barrels of oil per year, while net growth of the human population would be characterized as people per year. Other icons such as the circles which represent "auxiliary" variables total existing oil reserves and oil consumption per capita) and the thin arrows called "links" which represent inter-relationships (human population multiplied by oil consumption per capita equals consumption) flesh out the set of causal inter-relationships in the system. 

Consider the following sets of bulleted items (adapted from Jozefaciuk et al., 2003 Dellinger et al., 2001 Jozefaciuk et al., 2003 respectively). Which item, in each set, is most appropriate for a poster Results section Consider standard tense, voice, and conciseness practices to make your decision. 

Code of accounts A system in which items of expense or fixed capital such as equipment and material are identified with numerical figures to facilitate accounting and cost control. 

Newton s First Law of physics says, A body (such as a car) that is in motion along a straight line will remain in motion, at the same speed, along the same straight line, unless acted upon by an outside force. A car is traveling down a straight, flat road at 30 miles per hour. The operation of all but one of the items listed below can help demonstrate Newton s First Law. Which item cannot be used to demonstrate this law ... 

Some items in engineering codes of ethics have less to do with ethical matters and more to do with regulating engineering commerce and trade. Examine the NSPE code of ethics and determine which items are of this nature. In a short paragraph discuss whether you view these as ethical issues or not. 

He cast his mind back to that one point at which he d stalled her, ever so fleetingly, over the question of which items were of especial interest to the Doctor he d tossed her the photos both to assist with the inventory and to see if any of the items provoked a reaction. If there had been any, she had covered it well - as any consummate actress might cloak a fluffed line. 

Item-movement report—lists which items are selling the best. 

The Great Bay is best described as a(n) 6 Which item(s) are considered a change... 

All OPCW equipment is stored, maintained, and packed in the OPCW equipment store located (together with the OPCW Laboratory) in Rijswijk. As soon as the IT has decided which items of approved equipment will be taken for its mission, packing can commence in the equipment store. At least one IT member will check the functioning of equipment and completeness of packing for each item before its transport case is finally closed and sealed. If the inspection equipment includes items for sampling and analysis, one inspector analytical chemist will assist in the equipment check. 

Vacuum chambers attached to the box through which items are introduced into the glove box. The vacuum chamber should be equipped with the appropriate hermetically closed doors, valves and a vacuum pump. The chamber should maintain a vacuum of 10 2—10-3 torr in order to ensure a low level of contamination upon its being opened to the glove box. 

The Note gives the impression that it is part of the sequence of correspondence between the RSHA and Gaubschat. It is dated June 5, 1942, i.e., prior to the RSHA letter of June 23 which itemizes the construction modifications. 

Plan which item(s) you might leave out if time turns out to be shorter than you thought. It is seldom a problem if you hnish too early. 

Note the behavior of the squirrels Which item do they approach first Do they sniff before deciding to take an item or to move on to the next (Squirrels are remarkably nimble They select items to eat without disturbing the arrangement of the rest, see Figure). If individual squirrels can be distinguished, the better. 

Which items in Problems 5, 6, and 7 are chiral List three items not from this chapter that are chiral. 

Thus, compliance with limits for temperature uniformity throughout empty autoclaves (heat distribution studies) is an index of the way in which the autoclaves are engineered. Compliance with limits for temperature uniformity within items loaded into the autoclaves (heat penetration) is an index of the way in which items are wrapped for sterilization (where applicable) and how they are loaded into the autoclaves in relation to the positions of steam inlets, drains, racks, trays, and thermal sensors. 

If a failure occurs, analyze it carefully. Look first at the points covered above, and note any discrepancies in design, material selection and construction. Then look for any environmental changes, or perhaps the presence of something of which you were not previously informed. When you have completed this, turn to the following tabulations. Note which items of failure you observe. There may be several. Now read carefully the list of those causes that can lead to each observed problem. Make a list of everything on each list and underline those that appear on two or more lists. 

For the application of a partial change including change of manufacturing method, directions and dose, indications and effects, cmd the storage and expiration date or standards and test method, another form on which items for approval number and approval date are added to the application form should be submitted. 

In general, the structure itself of the multiple-choice item should not be blamed for a test s deficiencies rather, the way in which the item content is derived, the manner by which items are aggregated, and the theory under which test results are interpreted cause much of the difficulty. As most testing specialists know, it is possible to construct good multiple-choice items that do require a student to demonstrate an understanding of the subject matter. These items are not easy to develop. Their content is usually complex, and their response options are carefully crafted to glean information about the student s knowledge. 

The inbox concept is particularly interesting for documentation systems, like ELNs. According to paper laboratory notebook rules, a scientist is not permitted to write to another notebook besides his own. The same applies to ELN software An external system like an agent will not be able to insert data into an electronic scientific document without user interaction. The inbox plays here the role of a database cache in between an external system and the secured notebook database. The scientist can take a look at the inbox items and can decide which item he wants to insert into his document. 

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