They didn't meet quality control, or (in the case of hoverboards) quality control was virtually nonexistent.
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"Quality Control Presents: Control the Streets, Volume 1," a compilation album from the Atlanta rap label Quality Control, starts at No. 6.
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Mortars must fit perfectly in their launchers; ISIS' quality control
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" Still, she notes caution when it comes to "quality control.
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The discovery confirms what the group, Quality Control Systems Corp.
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It has also acknowledged it kept poor quality control records.
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That means tasks like automating quality control checks in factories.
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"I'm not saying manufacturers don't have quality control," Hazen says.
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The poor quality control has disappointed parents like Shen Yang.
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There's also no real quality control over the final drug.
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The company is meticulous about quality control with its jeans.
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He speculates that quality control could be a basic cause.
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I mean, I think a lot about quality control now.
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One of Musk's big challenges here will be quality control.
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"Hutton: "We have air quality control monitors throughout the space.
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Need to run quality control on a factory production line?
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Standards are needed to ensure quality control and consumer safety.
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She assembles the dolls and also tests them for quality control.
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She assembles the dolls and also tests them for quality control.
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It is the main method of quality control employed by journals.
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I obviously have to sample a finished brownie, for quality control.
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Were the quality control people touching the lipsticks with their gloves?
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And the Lease model means there is a quality control there.
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Tweed claims its quality control measures go beyond Health Canada requirements.
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Consumer Reports stopped recommending the Model 2400 over quality-control issues.
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Valve isn't likely to suddenly start practicing quality control for Steam.
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These factors make quality control for random number generators extremely difficult.
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And - Why did my penis fail basic standards of quality control?
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The program has also had quality control issues over the years.
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On the demand side, Eden Farm's value proposition includes quality control.
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"Quality control needs to rise at the pressing plants," he said.
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This past season Rojas served as the Mets' quality control coach.
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"You can't possibly do quality control at that rate," he said.
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After all, the North Koreans are not known for quality control.
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I trust Apple's quality control (even when it messes up sometimes).
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Tesla has maintained that its quality control process is unusually rigorous.
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A Los Angeles furniture company struggles with old inventory and quality control.
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Jaret's team checks all of the food for quality control every day.
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The Colts also hired Shawn Terlecky as their defensive quality-control coach.
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He had high hopes for horsemeat, but found quality control a problem.
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But there's a fine line between quality control and scaling the company.
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It's living proof there's a difference between generosity and poor quality control.
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The American and Chinese partners in Beijing Jeep disagreed over quality control.
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I can use that information for punch lists and quality-control checks.
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Products that don't pass quality control are given to a donation partner.
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The phones are dropped, scratched and squeezed daily to ensure quality control.
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They were conducting "quality control" to ensure the results were totally good!
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The party said at first that it was conducting "quality control" efforts.
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That's a quality control job and Ferrari has other drivers for that.
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It demands a high degree of quality control and supply chain management.
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The lawsuit also lists Quality Control Music COO Kevin "Coach K" Lee.
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And the ones you buy off the shelf have no quality control.
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QA Analyst QA analysts (or quality assurance analysts) are responsible for quality control.
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His college degree offered him a job as a maquila quality control supervisor.
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Right: A piece of metal is scanned for quality control at Jones Metal.
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While this one just went through a quality control inspection of its welds.
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However, there seem to be some quality control issues with the wireless charger.
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Ultimately, this situation appears to be another failure of Google's hardware quality control.
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AI now runs quality control in factories and cooling systems in data centres.
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We require our suppliers to follow clear quality control guidelines during food processing.
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But for this, her ninth album, she decided she needed some quality control.
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Quality control problems at two drug makers have angered politicians and frightened consumers.
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That's what makes legal weed and its promises of quality control so appealing.
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Even when I signed with Quality Control, I spent a year just recording.
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Or Bears defensive quality control coach Sean Desai, who is of Indian descent?
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"His people were very much involved in quality control and construction," Dezer said.
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Gunawan says Eden Farm's quality control can help save restaurants up to 50%.
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However, there are reports of a few quality-control issues with this product.
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The very last step before shipping is a final inspection for quality control.
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Quality-control gurus abound, but their work often fails to yield actual quality.
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Kathryn Smith will serve as the organization's quality control coach for special teams.
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But as the drug's popularity balloons around the world, quality control is challenging.
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In recent months, the quality control on the nominations seems to have slipped.
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Another Trump relative is Steffen Geissel, who does quality control for local wines.
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In the lobby there are framed signs attesting to the company's quality control.
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The ImageNet creators acknowledge that their initial attempts at quality control were ineffective.
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It's one of those things you'd do as a basic quality control check.
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The reason, El Come owner Luis Villalva tells me, is quality control and costs.
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A week later, they gave the job to Luis Rojas, their quality control coach.
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The only quality control Morris put in place was basic reading and writing comprehension.
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When companies design products, one would hope they subject them to strict quality control.
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It's a daring choice for a company that has had issues with quality control.
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According to the Bureau of Labor Statistics, quality control inspectors make, on average, $36,780.
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The phone itself is solid — Android's best — but quality control issues have ruined it.
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"Of course, I also make sure to do some 'quality control' on the food."
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We passed on it because buyers reported durability, quality control, and customer service issues.
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The company said that it has encountered a quality-control problem with the bike.
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Others say the colorful designs fade, peel or crack due to poor quality control.
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The Florida rappers were signed to Quality Control Music after recording only two songs.
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Delaware County, Pa., Regional Water Quality Control Authority, $53 million of sewer revenue bonds.
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Azar tried to say that more tests were on the way, pending quality control.
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The CGT counts quality control inspectors and dock workers among its members in Rosario.
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Others point to recent safety concerns as evidence that Tesla's quality control is lacking.
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In all five of those cases, the contractors are being used for quality control.
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Companies, he said, were not placing their most skilled workers in quality control roles.
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You know a great way to solve challenges with delays and quality control issues?
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In all five of those cases, the contractors are being used for quality control.
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The Buffalo Bills last month hired Kathryn Smith as a special teams quality control coach.
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Photo: Sam Rutherford (Gizmodo)There are also other notable concerns like Google's ramshackle quality control.
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This lack of quality control makes it easy to use Yelp as a protest platform.
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ISIS' quality control tolerances are extremely tight, often down to a tenth of a millimeter.
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Reporting of results was delayed by what Iowa democratic officials first called "quality control" efforts.
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Added features (for extra costs) include the wireless charger function and air quality control sensors.
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They direct research and development activities and coordinate all testing, quality control, and production procedures.
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There appear to be some quality control issues with the Spectre x360 15, as well.
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This isn't so much about advanced manufacturing techniques as it is about scrupulous quality control.
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But in the 24.1s one company that got its quality-control process right was Toyota.
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He is in fact the Diamondbacks catching/quality control coach at the major league level.
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Quality control: The U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA) is proposing new quality requirements for farmers.
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As Dr Bird points out, printing of any sort at speed demands good quality control.
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The Air Quality Control Commission should demonstrate its independence by rejecting Hickenlooper's costly, regressive proposal.
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So quality control and productivity remain relatively consistent in different locations, according to Mr. Mordue.
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An inspection report released by federal regulators says Theranos was plagued by quality control problems.
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The SCiO sensor is complicated technology and we have a high level of quality control.
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It also handles financing from international development partners, payment plans and quality control on equipment.
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From there, they're brought into a sorting area and go through a quality control process.
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One of the ways they do that is by not doing very good quality control.
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Her quality control is working: The pork is deeply seasoned, and saucy without being soupy.
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They proceeded to the quality control laboratory, expecting it to be quiet on Sunday morning.
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For quality control, when states get any test kit, they first verify that it works.
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Texas has four quality-control coaches and a bevy of other noncoaching football staff members.
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Legal weed, he pointed out, will be subject to government inspections and quality-control standards.
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In the end, UnitedHealth shut down the quality-control program anyway, according to the complaint.
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Results from the Iowa Democratic caucuses were delayed by "quality control checks" on Monday night.
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Mr. Gottweis was a quality-control executive known as "the fireman" for his troubleshooting skills.
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Facebook got rid of those contractors, who were already too few for meaningful quality control.
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But by May 2017, the regional California Water Quality Control Board was raising fresh alarms.
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At present his career typifies how the incessant demand for new material compromises quality control.
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"These additional errors raise serious concerns about systemic issues with IQVIA's data and quality control procedures," the FDA said in a statement on its website, and Commissioner Scott Gottlieb called for the company to hire a third-party auditor to review its quality control.
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"It relates to some quality control and some of the components of the valve," Hill said.
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Did Apple sacrifice some quality control as it was rushing out the first iPhone X orders?
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Bill was in quality control for a large tool-manufacturing company and I was a banker.
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The Quality Control compilation also features Nicki Minaj, Gucci Mane, and Ty Dolla $ign, among others.
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"It's definitely a reminder that quality control with human mobility and safety is critical," says Deeter.
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This was all a push to ensure quality control and "build momentum" around products, Tetrick emphasized.
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"I thought it was an asset to have them for authenticity and quality control," he said.
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"The biggest challenge will be quality control and convincing doctors to use these apps," he says.
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Spearmint: The U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA) is proposing new quality control standards for spearmint oil.
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"We build into our timelines time to do quality checks and quality control reviews," says Edwards.
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He allowed more soft rubber past him than a quality control guy at a condom factory.
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Most diet trials in the best journals fail even the most basic of quality control measures.
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The lack of quality control in the industry led to the video game crash of 1983.
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Instead, it said last summer that the buybacks were partially for the purposes of quality control.
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In food service, those are things like R&D, quality control and now apparently, software troubleshooting.
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Test results varied by batches, the evaluators found, suggesting that some manufacturers had poor quality control.
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Most of those operations are low-end businesses with second-rate fabrics and poor quality control.
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He recommended to senior staff in 523 that the company "upgrade" its quality control of talc.
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The fourth and final primer targets a human gene, which serves as a positive quality control.
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In Guatemala, Ms. Taracena had been a quality control worker at a Chiquita banana packing house.
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Her mother is a senior specialist in quality control at JPMorgan Chase in Lake Mary, Fla.
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"We have multiple levels of quality control to detect issues just like this one," Messonnier said.
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In California, legal sellers face long and expensive licensing processes, quality control standards and high taxes.
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They fed in false data to verify that the quality-control system would catch anything amiss.
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It may sound easy, but T+L explains that the company has very stringent quality control parameters.
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The task of ensuring this timely perfection fell to Philip Crosby, a quality-control manager at Martin.
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Transneft also said Rosneft had openly blocked a pipeline transport bill, which included oil quality control measures.
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The groom's mother is a quality control auditor at Centene, a health insurance company in Los Angeles.
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Patients would also be able to obtain pharmaceutical-grade products that are subject to strict quality control.
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But one report from Automotive News said the company was battling quality-control issues in the country.
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My factory used brand new white gloves to do quality control & they shed all over my product!
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If I wasn't afraid of the many quality control issues I spotted, I'd recommend one to you.
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That's a huge shift not just in terms of distribution, but in terms of quality control, too.
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As Mashable pointed out yesterday, the move means that YouTube is starting to do more quality control.
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The company is delaying shipments of its latest flagship until it can do more quality control testing.
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For example, earlier this month it began allowing non-verified users to use the quality control filter.
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Most diet trials in the best journals fail even the most basic of quality control measures. Drs.
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KLM also said that the Boeing staff seemed to be stretched thin, potentially affecting quality-control standards.
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Airbag makers need to have extensive experience in chemistry, explosives, as well as quality control, he said.
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But the opportunities for hope outweigh the potential for abuse, especially if paired with reasonable quality control.
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Two quality control managers had led the falsification, motivated partly by pressure to meet product delivery targets.
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Tesla said its quality control process is unusually rigorous, designed to flag and correct the tiniest imperfections.
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Once a product arrives in the center, it undergoes quality control to ensure it's in top condition.
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Cempra revealed in October that there were quality control issues with its main manufacturer, India's Wockhardt Ltd.
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"We invented Continuous fiber reinforcement (10 issued patents), and in-process laser-micrometer quality control," he said.
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These smaller entities cannot do the data quality control or collection required for more big data systems.
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Every time we have board meetings, here or in Bangkok, we talk about quality control, cleanliness, safety.
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Quality control for Facebook: This is part of Facebook's push to control the quality of their content.
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They don't need to be proved effective to be marketed, and the quality control can be lax.
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Test building will help the carmaker refine the Model 3 design and isolate any quality control issues.
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He came across Pareto's work and applied it to his field of mechanical engineering and quality control.
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The amount alone was daunting, without even accounting for, say, quality control, material finesse or conceptual rigor.
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Pros: Cost-effective, delivers on capacity ratings, excellent quality control, one-year warrantyCons: Exclusively available on Amazon
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Pierre Thomas, known as Pee, the chief executive of Quality Control, holds up his chain in Atlanta.
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It also said that U.S. Stem Cell had failed to establish proper quality control and sanitary standards.
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Mr. Bollinger, as quality control manager, worked with customers to make sure they got what they wanted.
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Although measuring lawyer quality is difficult task, the immigration law bar has a serious quality control problem.
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Two incidents occurring a year ago illustrate a growing quality control problem in the Russian space program.
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She is now chief of quality control and is thinking of calling herself vice president of operations.
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Rewarding the findings of these quality-control entrepreneurs — call them hackers, if you must — simply makes sense.
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The Weeknd's "Starboy" (XO/Republic) is No. 4 and Migos's "Culture" (Quality Control/300) is No. 5.
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Dayton cautions that there's also a lack of standardization in terms of recommended doses and quality control.
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Cleaning and quality control were also poor, the agency said, increasing the risk of contamination with germs.
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Brandi Ginger, 43, who works in quality control at the VW plant, dislikes that history of decline.
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He says banning kratom would be a "stretch," but notes that kratom sellers desperately need quality control.
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This season, the Buffalo Bills hired Kathryn Smith as a full-time quality control-special teams coach.
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I half-remember that Quality Control compilation record from last year called Control the Streets Volume 22.
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No one calls me all day, so I am able to really focus on the quality-control grind.
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But the paper still serves as a reminder of the importance of quality control to a burgeoning industry.
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He also believes British expertise can improve quality control for Nigerian exports, which would improve access to markets.
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The new Dyson Supersonic applies that knowledge to the beauty category, filtered through the company's strict quality control.
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But here, their appeal is less about protecting the environment and more about cost-saving and quality control.
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A NHTSA study Tesla cited to support that claim has been debunked by independent researchers, Quality Control Systems.
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You can bet, too, that Samsung will be talking up its new quality control measures for the S8.
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The company was expected to employ additional quality control on the S8 to avoid repeating a similar incident.
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Today, as part of Your Spending In Your State: a quality control coordinator who makes $1,223 per year.
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In that time, she's met with her team, found a different lab and hired new quality control specialists.
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As companies try to develop these quantum products, they may also find Bell tests useful for quality control.
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"The emphasis is on the quality control that a product is up to our standards," according to Coleman.
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The next wave is looking to bring rigorous quality control, professional marketing, and vertical integration to the industry.
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Through Tulip, manufacturers can implement interactive work instructions, automatic data collection, quality control, audits, machine monitoring, and training.
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Thanks to quality control and a high standard of refurbishment, your refurb tech device will be like new.
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Third, authorizers need to ensure that quality control is about school quality and not compliance or box-checking.
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Theranos also provided some results of vitamin B12 tests to patients, despite warnings that quality control was off.
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But both Dolby and IMAX have better quality control over the sound and image than a standard theater.
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The phone maker is delaying shipments of the device to perform more quality control tests on the device.
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However, it only has six functions, costs as much as an Instant Pot, and had quality-control issues.
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Negative reviews mention poor quality control and some worried that they received a counterfeit kettle, so buyer beware.
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Such rigorous quality control should also be retrospective, covering names that were added under previous, less stringent guidelines.
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The startup told Bloomberg, which originally reported the story, that the buyback campaign was part of quality control.
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Airlines have privately complained to Boeing about poor quality control in recent deliveries of 787-10 Dreamliner airplanes.
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But even at Iron Ox humans are still required for "post-harvesting," which means quality control and packaging.
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Now there's one machine that combines the strength, surface finish, and quality control to enable end use parts.
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"These days the FDA is giving us 483 on small, small things," a third quality control officer said.
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At the same time, Boeing said it was eliminating about a hundred quality control positions in North Charleston.
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Because it's sold as an herbal supplement, there's little to no oversight of quality control or marketing material.
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And solar factories got progressively larger and were able to cut costs through automation and better quality control.
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His avatars didn't give any clue, since Quality Control were allowed to vary their looks day to day.
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"I think there is a level of scrutiny and quality control that's kind of disappearing," Mr. Edmonds said.
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"She's like a quality-control expert with our processes, making sure we're following them," Presti said of Green.
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The company is upgrading plants that make its consumer medicines, including Tylenol, to address longstanding quality control problems.
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It also said every vehicle is subjected to rigorous quality control involving more than 500 inspections and tests.
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I first worked in a brewery doing quality control, but I've never really been a fan of beer.
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In contrast, Austal has both more to gain from improving its quality control, and also more to lose.
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The restrictions on some drugs made at the site had been imposed after an inspection revealed quality control failures.
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Either way, the incident points to poor oversight and lack of quality control measures at the Russian space agency.
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From the quality control room to the paint shop to the test track, here's how Porsche builds the Panamera.
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It will also ask 10,000 evaluators to draw on an updated quality control manual to ferret out fake news.
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Burns allegedly pushed suppliers to keep up with the demand, resulting in "compromised" quality control measures, according to Breja.
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Some changes are happening already, with Airbus switching its quality-control chief this week after a series of snags.
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We passed on it because the taste is subpar and there are some quality control issues with the packaging.
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It was an immediate shock to punters who came to value Celtic Frost's unwavering quality control over its image.
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The Colorado agreement must be approved by the state's Air Quality Control Commission at a meeting later this month.
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"I am working to straighten out our quality control process," Samsung's mobile business chief Koh Dong-jin said then.
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Ironically, Mylan defended the actions by insisting that quality control was one of many reasons for the price hikes.
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T). Japan's reputation for quality control has been tarnished further by a data-fabrication scandal at Kobe Steel (5406.
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It hasn't harmed the sound of the device, but it presents a cause for worry about quality control, nonetheless.
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Taiwanese graffiti may still be copying more than innovating, but "you can see [there's] quality control," according to DABS1.
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DIY recipes don't just save you money, but they give you the ability to quality-control your products, too.
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On IUnicorn's Weibo page, the company shared its new campaign calling out Tesla for bad quality control in China.
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"I would simply worry about the rigor of the method and the quality control of the data," Kumar said.
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This kind of quality control has never existed before, and can potentially lead to safer products and better standards.
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But on display at the textile fair were bobbins, rollers, waste balers, quality-control sensors and much, much more.
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Despite rave reviews, including Mashable's, the Note7 continues to tarnish Samsung's brand and ability to adequately maintain quality control.
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For economic reasons and laws concerning hygiene and quality control, the wine is now barrel-aged entirely in France.
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The new report says that some equipment for this test was run numerous times without obtaining acceptable quality control.
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When merely application development speed is the only consideration in choosing development methodologies, purpose and quality control are neglected.
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Bermel explained that interferon protein molecule is expensive because manufacturing it is a tedious process requiring strict quality control.
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He put quality-control systems in place, from random sampling to laser measures, to weed out low-quality logs.
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Still, when you're making a product sold worldwide, quality control should probably be stringent enough to consider cultural differences.
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That's the kind of regulation that scientists and kratom advocates would like to see: consumer protection and quality control.
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Additionally, there have been questions raised by several airline customers about quality control issues on newly delivered Dreamliner jets.
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Through exercising complete quality control over his products, Matt hopes to continue establishing himself as a Chinese-Canadian cook.
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Mr. Ghosn has criticized the executives who once worked for him, accusing them of mismanagement, including of quality control.
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Mr. Fishbein, also 29, is the construction quality control manager on the Frederick Douglass Memorial Bridge Project in Washington.
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She is primarily the financial overseer of the restaurant and, as always, remains obsessed with orderliness and quality control.
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In fact, the company uses temperature-changing lights, moveable "green walls" with plant life, and air-quality-control monitors.
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The company's Manhattan office features temperature-changing lights, movable "green walls" with plant life, and air quality control monitors.
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With mayors valuing cost control over water quality control, they will continue to defer maintenance and needed infrastructure upgrades.
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Rojas, who has spent more than a decade in the organization, was the Mets' quality control coach last season.
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After quality control checks to avoid rogue robots, the fleet gets an upgraded control system every week or two.
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Some are arguing the program needs no reform and that DOJ can put in place internal quality control mechanisms.
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" The quality control unit's report was forwarded to IHSC leadership who, the whistleblower said, "failed to take appropriate action.
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It found that there could be several potential, credible causes for the explosion, including quality control issues at SpaceX.
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The time crunch could hinder the contractor's ability to provide proper quality control, creating a potential for catastrophic error.
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Over 24 years, he rose from the factory floor to become a quality control supervisor, netting €1,8003 a month.
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The firm has established a task force to oversee the design, purchasing, marketing and quality control for its new packaging.
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Critics say such outlets operate without oversight and quality control, and their prevalence in cities may expose minors to marijuana.
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"One thing that makes abusing street drugs so dangerous is that quality control is very poor," Goodman told Fox News.
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Instead, fund managers and analysts want the company to recapture its reputation for serving healthy food through quality control changes.
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Netflix isn't known for being quick to cancel or even do much quality control with its glut of original content.
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"If there isn't any human intervention and quality control then it is just a race to the bottom," he said.
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Theranos "ignored quality-control results for the blood-clotting test that fell short of its own criteria," reported the WSJ.
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Samsung has done well post-recall in getting the message across that it was taking quality control seriously, Dutt added.
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Spending on advertising, promotions, consumer surveys or quality-control testing unfortunately does not count as "research" costs for the deduction.
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Startups are increasingly willing to sell themselves to established companies, which can provide everything from legal services to quality control.
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Brooklinen says each piece undergoes five separate quality-control checks to ensure it won't warp, shrink, stretch, sag, or pill.
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And quality control coaches do get to do some on-the-field coaching, mostly for the "scout" team in practices.
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That pressure is difficult but is ultimately helpful in terms of quality control and forcing myself to get it right.
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The audience for gaming peripherals had become more discerning, and the quality control from the first party brands had improved.
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From here, the kegs move on to quality control, where they are further cleaned and pressure tested—no beer bombs!
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One of his professors was W. Edwards Deming, an expert in quality control who influenced the Japanese approach to manufacturing.
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The fake quality-control data, bird infestations and toxic impurities at the overseas plants that could be making your medication.
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Quavo, Takeoff and Offset's crew -- Pee and Coach K -- from his label, Quality Control Music, also hit up the joint.
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That number could be reduced over time by increasing the use of drones for quality-control inspections and similar missions.
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The state clarified that 100 of the tests in the kit were used for quality control, leaving about 300 tests.
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The first call, somewhere between 8:30 and 8:35 every morning, was always a test call from Quality Control.
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She is a quality initiatives program manager at a health care company in Schenectady, N.Y., not a quality control manager.
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This month, he was scheduled to visit several Chinese cities to conduct quality-control assessments and meet with local partners.
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The Buffalo Bills then hired Kathryn Smith, who was a special teams quality control coach for the team in 2016.
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"If you've ever been to a drug company, they have the most rigid quality control you can imagine," Prather said.
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Jim Burson, a former college coach, was observing various games, performing what he termed "quality control" as a Nike consultant.
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The Iowa Democratic Party said after about two hours of caucusing that it was doing "quality control" on the results.
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We produce some of the highest-value goods in the world like the Nikon 3D scanner for automotive quality control.
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For those with quick deadlines or detailed specifications, she turns to Chinese factories in Dandong, where quality control is better.
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Further regulatory scrutiny may result in more delays or force Muilenburg to add layers of safety and quality-control staff.
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These include things like quality control, making sure products are delivered on time and monitoring and tracking employee performance. PepsiCo.
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He signed to Quality Control after spending two years in prison and he's brought some of those stories with him.
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The groom's mother retired as a quality-control laboratory manager in Sydney, Australia, for Sandoz Pharmaceutical, the Germany pharmaceutical company.
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Among the report's other suggestions were better quality control to oversee both the public and private sectors and ensure best practices.
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Since becoming an owner, Drummond keeps his focus on maintaining quality control, with his sister Polly Bennett serving as the manager.
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The group has had a few turbulent years with setbacks ranging from earnings misses to costly quality control problems at plants.
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For hours, the state Democratic Party said it was making "quality control" checks on data that came in via the app.
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If you have lots, it means you have lots of redundancy and a lot of quality control and low error rate.
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Reducing the prominence of "Popular on Twitter" might make sense, too, unless Google clearly commits to strong human-led quality control.
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Our thought bubble: This ruling challenges the company's longtime practice of effectively outsourcing quality control to its customers and their reviews.
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At launch, Verishop will have almost 503,200 styles and 10,000+ stock keeping units, all hand-picked for quality control and curation.
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If utilized well, additive manufacturing would improve precision and quality control while reducing waste, costs and congestion during infrastructure construction projects.
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These products will vary from country to country, each of which enforces different standards for meat, quality control, and so on.
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We regret to inform you that it has failed to pass our most basic standards of quality control at this time.
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The drugmaker was caught trying to dispose quality-control records, the FDA said in a letter made public on July 16.
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The company said in its first-quarter earnings statement that its "rigorous quality control" ensured the safety of its meat products.
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Death penalty critics say that attempts to use substitute drugs made by lightly-regulated companies, meanwhile, have created quality control issues.
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The Bentonville, Arkansas-based retailer nonetheless decided to work with Welspun to improve quality control and labeling, rather than cut ties.
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Quality control was previously a problem at Movinga as sales got well ahead of its capacity to deliver a consistent service.
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On the other hand, if you're producing about 120 videos a month, implementing good quality control can take a back seat.
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However, quality control in clandestine laboratories is notoriously poor which is why so much illicitly produced fentanyl results in overdose death.
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Markdown had a few advantages over the rich-text editors of the time, including better quality control over the resulting HTML.
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"We are reviewing every step of our engineering, manufacturing and quality control processes," Samsung said in an emailed response to Reuters.
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Dr. Mori shares the prize with Peter Walter for discovering the "quality control" mechanisms that support healthy function of the cell.
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In April, The Times detailed allegations of flawed quality control and security lapses at the Dreamliner production plant in South Carolina.
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The agency is "developing the tests very quickly and detected some problems after the quality control steps were measured," she added.
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M Moser installed air quality control monitors to ensure their office circulates at least 90% pure, clean air throughout the day.
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Tommie Lee is officially dating Quality Control Music's CEO Pierre "Pee" Thomas ... and they already crossed a very important relationship milestone.
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People who called Theranos to complain were ignored; employees who questioned its technology, its quality control or its ethics were fired.
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The card program teaches kids about running a business, setting goals, time management, quality control and other life and work skills.
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"It could not have just been negligence or a lack of quality control, it seems there was some sabotage," he said.
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"We have a quality-control record second to none," said the firm's marketing director, Dayna Nielsen, in comments to the newspaper.
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" The quality control unit notified IHSC of "policy and procedure violations," the memo reads, but "leadership failed to take appropriate action.
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As a result: The NTSB recommended, among other things, that CSX start a quality-control program for its track surfacing workers.
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The Food and Drug Administration had said the facility was dirty and that the company failed to follow quality control procedures.
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We have people in 53 countries across 42 languages and lots of patents on quality control for people working in AI tasks.
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General Motors went a little sci-fi and a lot anthropomorphic in its 2007 Super Bowl ad about its quality control measures.
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Maybe it's time Google focus a little more on quality control and spend a little less time pumping up AI.[Ars Technica]
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Kingsbury began his coaching career as a quality control assistant (2008-09), quarterbacks coach (2010) and co-offensive coordinator (2011) at Houston.
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The change, first reported last month, generated some negative reactions from consumers and developers, but Rubin says it's a quality-control measure.
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Pikachu has since been pulled from the market for a few more days, so Mister Donut can focus on its quality control.
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But quality-control problems at manufacturing facilities were responsible for more than half of recent drug shortages, the task force also found.
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And most important of all, Apple can exercise tight quality control over Lightning implementations, whereas USB-C is kind of a crapshoot.
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The CSRC also demanded tighter quality control in producing research reports, the sources said, after a report headlines judged to be vulgar.
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But charging a "reasonable amount for the removal, processing, preservation, quality control, storage, transportation, implantation, or disposal of a part" is permissible.
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This, along with other changes to test planning, manufacturing processes, and quality control, were all redesigned in the aftermath of Apollo 1.
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Small farmers never co-ordinated to get the distribution or quality control they needed to make it a profitable, large-scale enterprise.
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Samsung, in a statement, said the adjustments were being made in order to conduct in-depth inspections and to improve quality control.
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Maybe it's that Apple's quality control seems weaker, or that they've alienated consumers by removing consumer-friendly features like the headphone jack.
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After years of being a gatekeeper for the PC market, Steam overcorrected and became a platform with no quality control at all.
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Team Huncho was coached by 2Chainz and filled with a Quality Control roster with rappers like Offset, Lil Baby, and Lil Yachty.
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Just like the URB-E founders, she was focused on quality control and needed to assess and address problems directly with manufacturers.
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For instance, 29 percent of the quality control checks performed on the company's inventions in October 2014 fell outside the normal range.
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Yet, better quality control, registration and patenting, as well as financing are needed, all of which the U.S. could provide with abundance.
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It will affect audits and accounting, using the latest AI techniques for quality control in audit work, and this is unquestionably transformative.
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Still, that doesn't mean that consumers aren't expecting a certain level of quality control with these products right out of the gate.
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It also failed to ensure that the quality control for an important blood-clotting test was acceptable before reporting results for patients.
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Planemaking boss Guillaume Faury, named last month as Enders' successor, is also expected to make senior changes in Airbus' quality-control oversight.
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"Cross-lamination establishes a new level of quality control and fire protection," said Kevin Flanagan, a partner with PLP Architecture in London.
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NBTY, which manufactured herbal supplements for Walmart and Walgreens, had been using traditional chemical analyses and quality control measures on its products.
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The company later "bumped up its quality-control" and added more on-site inspections when clothing arrived at the brand's Canadian headquarters.
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Information on wrappers and packaging, including the use of simplified Chinese characters and mainland quality-control symbols, points to a mainland source.
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To achieve this, Tesla built thousands of cars under a tent in the parking lot of its factory, with questionable quality control.
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By year's end, they said, the warehouse will be filled by work stations, a quality-control lab and a half basketball court.
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The effect was to eliminate an important quality-control check — one that had been a selling point when the machines were purchased.
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Still, not everyone agrees the internet model translates easily to the coffee business, given the need for costly stores and quality control.
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How chip makers manage to do quality control when they can't even see what they're working on is a really good question.
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Two certification companies said on Thursday they were investigating whether the plant is in line with a global standard on quality control.
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Absent robust quality control, therapeutic outcomes suffer and the public's trust in the Food and Drug Administration's oversight of generic medicines wanes.
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Other Tesla employees had positive impressions of Tesla's production quality, and the Bloomberg survey indicated that quality control has started to improve.
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An architecture firm designed its office to make its workers healthier and more collaborative, with movable 'green walls' and air-quality control
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Tuesday's news (via Bloomberg) that Facebook had contractors listen to users' private recorded messages to provide transcription quality control was hardly surprising.
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As a consultant to the Kubrick estate, he does quality control for the video releases of his old boss's films, and more.
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That benefited the company's bottom line and ensured a certain level of quality control over customers' experience using their iPhones and iPads.
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With that said, the reference to "quality control" raised chatter online, with people across the political spectrum questioning precisely what that meant.
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The Iowa Democratic Party pushed corrected figures relatively quickly, but it sure doesn't inspire confidence in the "quality control" checks it's doing.
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I also really liked HOT DOG BONE for "hot dog bun," because the quality control aspect of the clue was very funny.
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A local official told the official People's Daily newspaper last week that the city had made the decision for quality control reasons.
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ZL 2015 1 0266759.9), for preparation method for leucine aminopeptidase quality control product, valid for 20 years * Says it receives patent(No.
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For that to happen, there must be more diversity in offensive roles lower on the organizational chart, starting with quality control coaching.
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But we dropped it because we think the Orbit Clear Comfort is more visually appealing, and the Lux has quality control issues.
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It includes "substandards", medicines that have had inadequate quality control or that have degraded from improper storage or the passage of time.
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The issue remains a quality control failure and "unrelated to design or engineering specifications," according to Ann Stefanek, an Air Force spokeswoman.
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Good quality control matters: In 2014, a premature baby died from what was believed to be mold contamination in a probiotic supplement.
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As with many products, federal and state regulators rarely test what's inside — for the most part, quality control is left to manufacturers.
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That gives pharma much more leverage, and it also means there's no quality control over which drugs get covered and which don't.
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At the beginning of the supply chain, some farmers in producing countries like Fiji have begun enforcing regulations and quality-control practices.
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Ms. Gerardo attended high school in Tijuana, where students were taught quality control, marketing and other skills necessary for the maquiladora industry.
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One reason athletes and celebrities don't sell their brands more widely is it's hard to exert quality control over too many products.
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My grandfather, a quality control inspector for NASA, was one of six men in the room adjacent to the capsule that night.
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It's all a bit of a lottery—what we should be doing is treating [these drugs] like pharmaceuticals and having complete quality control.
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"Our quality control checks were insufficient to identify the error based on the infrequency of the occurrence of this variant," the spokesperson said.
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He said CrowdFlower's "human in the loop" approach, where humans can help provide training and quality control to AI, could become increasingly important.
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After earning a degree in biophysics, he started a PhD in environmental engineering at the University of Washington, focusing on water quality control.
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We don't know how he got these past quality control at Apple and Google, but his "Bilzerian's Blitzmoji" set are going live today.
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Reuss will take on one new role, overseeing GM's quality control operations which, the automaker noted, dovetails well with his product development duties.
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While that figure is likely to change somewhat as scientists double check it during quality control, it amounts to the size of Iowa.
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Be smart: Today's only luxury marketplaces have many risks for consumers, like receiving counterfeit goods or poor quality control on shipping and handling.
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It's basically pure profit for Amazon, but it relies on users to rate the third parties, to ensure some measure of quality control.
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Two certification companies confirmed that they are investigating whether Kobe Steel was in line with ISO9001, a global standard on overall quality control.
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But that should catalyse positive change, just as a spate of quality-control crises ought to force Japanese bosses to become more competitive.
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South Africa's Adcock would retain Adcock Healthcare's division that handles back office support services, quality control and assurance, among others, the firm said.
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And just because the chefs are given a bit of free rein doesn't mean that there's any lack of quality control, Coleman says.
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Quality control and warranty costs are among the challenges as Musk prepares to ramp up production next year for the Model 3 sedan.
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Blue Jays first-base coach Tim Leiper was ejected in the eighth inning, and quality control coach Mike Mordecai took over for him.
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There are a few quality control complaints on Amazon from a few years ago about foreign objects in the powder and broken seals.
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These tests have passed extensive quality control procedures and will provide the high-level of diagnostic accuracy we need during this coronavirus outbreak.
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Today the construction of social housing is lead by volume, profit, and ever-decreasing quality control, so in many ways it's actually worse.
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The U.S. developed its own test around the same time, but manufacturing and quality control issues soon set it well behind the WHO.
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But the company had recently emailed customers asking them to re-enter their data to be used for future research and quality control.
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Red Hat has expanded — and made money — by offering technical support, quality control, software tools and a forum for collaboration, charging subscription fees.
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While the secretary is deeply into the idea of substituting private schools for public ones, she is deeply unenthusiastic about any quality control.
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That means it has all the proteins, vitamins and minerals that they need in the correct ratios and with the best quality control.
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Tuesday in London, the results were delayed because of what Democratic Party officials called a "quality control" effort before they were made public.
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When Luis Rojas reported to spring training with the Mets last year, he was the first quality control coach in the team's history.
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Instead, most advertisers come to them directly, and the couple decide what opportunities to take on based on time availability and quality control.
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Commercial scale production would involve additional expenses, such as storage and quality control, however "we have not calculated those costs yet," says Chen.
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"The cost of labor has been going up in China for years and there also have been some quality control issues," Nixon said.
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Boeing has been plagued by quality-control issues on other aircraft, and has been accused of prioritizing delivery deadlines over safety in manufacturing.
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In April, The New York Times detailed allegations of shoddy work and flawed quality control at the factory that threatened to compromise safety.
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It's a tough gig to land—only a few acts make it through the quality control filter of the mastermind behind Garden Underground.
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Amazon should streamline the process to make it simpler, while still taking care to improve quality control, which still leaves something to be desired.
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Shaft is seeking damages of $10 million and is also seeking $10 million in damages from Quality Control for interfering with his management deal.
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In January, Malawi banned the drink following tests conducted at its drug quality control laboratory after safety concerns were raised in Zambia and Uganda.
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That second part ensures quality control if you trust Apple and inspires theories about Apple making money through its MFI program if you don't.
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Their careers have included stints at banks, rating agencies and a global pharmaceutical company, with expertise in risk analysis, quality control and product management.
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Roddenberry maintained a remarkably high level of quality control on the Star Trek offshoots and merchandise after the original series went off the air.
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The director of NBC News' decision desk, the decision analysts and the quality control desk will be isolated from the calls of other networks.
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In public testimony GE, an industrial conglomerate, pointed out that its specialised components go through all sorts of quality-control processes and regulatory approval.
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The startup now aims to scale additional merchandise on its digital network that coordinates pricing, payment, quality control and logistics across sellers and vendors.
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Keith Roberson, senior engineering geologist with the water quality control board, called Related's proposal "a solid plan," and he worries about setting a precedent.
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Especially when these systems are used to target citizens for arrest or prosecution, the quality-control measures of black-box algorithms must be strong.
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As for the tiny hair fibers, the beauty star said they were caused by fuzzy white gloves used during the quality control inspection process.
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In addition to monitoring the bike fleet, Mobike will have to contend with quality control issues that have popped up in its home market.
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It also didn't ensure proper quality control for a test used to determine how long blood takes to clot before reporting results to patients.
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"The school will strengthen its oversight of the food supplier and enhance the implementation of a more stringent food quality control process," it said.
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Twiga Foods now aims to scale additional merchandise on its digital network that coordinates pricing, payment, quality control and logistics across sellers and vendors.
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John Britton of the Royal College of Physicians supports quality control, but says limiting nicotine may make e-cigarettes less appealing to tobacco-smokers.
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Quality control issues plaguing the Russian space program also threatened to cut off access to the ISS, as happened in the fall of 2018.
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In 1993, the San Francisco Regional Water Quality Control Board wrote the Navy about possible 1950s-era "disposal of radium dials," public records show.
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But instead of focusing on just speed, it is agility (speed + purpose) and velocity (speed + quality control) that combine to produce optimal, secure outcomes.
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According to Lawson, new products are added to the online used inventory every day after they've gone through a refurbishing and quality control process.
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Other technological updates will aid quality control at the facility through the use of high-speed scanning and automatic discarding of products with defects.
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The gear shifter, which you use constantly, is shrouded in black plastic that's so cheap and scratchy it wouldn't pass quality control at Nerf.
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KLM Royal Dutch Airlines described the factory's quality control as "way below acceptable standards" when talking about a new 210-107 delivered in spring.
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Apple contractors in charge of quality control for Siri, the company's voice assistant, "regularly" hear private and confidential information, according to a new report.
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As a result, the most diligent mopper—subsequently christened Mr. Clean—was appointed mop boss, in charge of enforcing quality control for the month.
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It could go inside a factory and smell products for quality control or be put inside a grain silo to smell for food spoilage.
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"As well as keeping artistic quality control on the work ourselves, it meant we could look after the returns for it," Mr. Norris explained.
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"Quality control has been a problem since the beginning with e-cigarettes," adds Erika Sward, a spokesperson for the non-profit American Lung Association.
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Miller told me they're setting up a self-regulating organization, like other agriculture commodities have, to set best-practice standards and uniform quality control.
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Indian pharmaceutical companies have been hit by U.S. regulatory bans and warnings over quality control violations at production plants, which have weighed on profitability.
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"That enables them, from a quality control perspective, to dramatically improve the end-to-end supply chain and deliver a better product," Guthrie said.
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The newly released 121-page report, obtained in full by the WSJ details quality control issues – including the failure to meet Theranos own standards.
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It's set to be released on a forthcoming Quality Control compilation, but you can listen to the track in advance of that release below.
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And if Pinduoduo improves quality control and helps big brands sell directly on the app, he will probably buy from there again, he said.
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Their hosts may get the applause, but the far less well-known bookers are the crucial players who establish the vision and quality control.
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In that case, T-Mobile accused Huawei of stealing proprietary robotics technology that the telecom company used to diagnose quality-control issues in cellphones.
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Prozialeck thinks that, rather than banning the plant, the FDA ought to consider labeling requirements and quality control—a common request among kratom advocates.
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Meanwhile, President Trump's campaign manager Brad Pascale, seized on the delay to suggest that the Democratic Party is rigging things somehow: Quality control = rigged?
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They came from data that UnitedHealth itself had collected in a quality-control program that it operated from 2011 to 2014, then shut down.
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The most prominent case took place in 2015, when In-N-Out filed a lawsuit against DoorDash over trademark infringement and poor quality control.
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In the past two years, the company struggled with waste and quality control at its giant battery plant, the Gigafactory, outside of Reno, Nevada.
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Quality control is crucial, as each bottle needs to fit perfectly into its housing and the glass needs to withstand constant heating and cooling.
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" The quality control unit reviewed the case "and determined that that Asprin therapy may have caused harm that could have resulted in a fatality.
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But if slipshod quality control and corruption are starting to compromise that record then America needs its commercial space rides sooner rather than later.
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The factory was able to open up markets beyond the women's villages, and in 21988, Ikea stepped in to provide training and quality control.
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Smith has been connected to Meyer since 2007, when he worked as a quality-control assistant when Meyer was the head coach at Florida.
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"Truth be told, we did have a minor setback for a major comeback," Kevin Lee, the Quality Control executive known as Coach K, said.
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That a Chinese-owned entity would gain a foothold in Japan's vaunted auto industry thanks to poor quality control was once hard to imagine.
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Ms. Smith generously spent much of her weekend reading hundreds of pages of test data, from our quality control documents to the test results.
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Snap has largely remained on the sidelines as social media giants such as Facebook and Twitter increasingly struggle with quality control and content filtering.
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Quality Control Music, Migos' label, is the most influential rap label of the last half-decade, but it's never been keen on quantity control.
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He also highlights the importance of improving quality control for Huawei's consumer electronics products from the development and innovation stage to the end-product phase.
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The project still needs three more approvals, from the State Lands Commission, the Santa Ana Regional Water Quality Control Board and the California Coastal Commission.
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It's possible that the issue is simply a quality control problem affecting a small number of phones that just didn't get glue for whatever reason.
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In response, Yelp denied the claims, but added a link to allow users to see the reviews the site's quality control algorithm had filtered out.
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Eventually, the Internet of Things will lead to widespread replacement of simple and repetitive jobs in areas such as manufacturing, administration, quality control and planning.
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"We're glad that they pushed this forward," said Nick Amini, the Santa Ana Regional Water Quality Control Board's project manager for the Garden Grove site.
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The humans interacted with the robots, but the robot moved the goods from workstation to workstation, acting as a quality control agent along the way.
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Detroit also announced that it had hired Harold Nash Jr. as strength and conditioning coach and Michael McCarthy as quality control and offensive line coach.
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This pledge, backed by better and better means of quality control, was essential to building a longstanding, trustworthy and profitable relationship with the American public.
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Tony, Ryan's dad, is "taxidermy reanimated"; Jimmy, with long experience at the "conveyor belt of deviants", reckons that Tony's malevolent neighbour Tara "failed quality control".
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The warranty makes me feel good that the clothes have passed quality control, and gives me confidence that they'll perform like new when I'm outdoors.
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Quality control and durability were reasons why Project Ara was delayed from its original 2015 launch and then the kinds of swappable modules were simplified.
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Pros: Realistic road feel, pairs seamlessly with several apps, accurate power measurement, great customer service, one-year return policyCons: Expensive, reports of quality-control problems
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Quality control is also very important, so diligently checking the quality of fabric, for example, if its leather it should feel and smell like leather.
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Working out of the company's headquarters in Wölfenbuttel, a town in northern Germany, Dr. Finke runs Jägermeister laboratories and the quality control of its factories.
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"We could never get it locally because it wouldn't be up to our standards of hygiene and quality control," says executive chef Macs Millan Colbey.
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Some startups use labs that have been certified under specific quality-control standards, which are allowed to start performing coronavirus tests under the new rules.
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We standardize cultivation "recipes" by strain, use six sigma techniques for quality control, and routinely update our several hundred pages of proprietary standard operating procedures.
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Second, new GSE requirements established robust standards for the industry's capital levels, business activities, risk management, underwriting practices, quality control, lender approval, and monitoring activities.
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The electric car maker has said before it is selling its earliest Model 3 cars to employees, in part for quality control and troubleshooting purposes.
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Now Migos's new album, "Culture" (Quality Control/300), has opened at No. 1 with 13 million streams in the United States, according to Nielsen data.
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He was being shadowed by a German man, a quality-control inspector from Fruit Logistics, the company that had signed the export agreement with him.
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Pieces are sourced from factories abroad, Anderson said, with low quality-control standards resulting in inconsistent application of chemicals, which, unlike dye, are typically invisible.
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There are still signs of damage from that 45.5 tesla magnetic field, Larbalestier said, and using it requires a lot of babying and quality control.
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Mechanical Turk has quality control issues while business process outsourcing can't be called via API and the firms are too big to work with some startups.
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The secretary of education should support this quality control and be just as vigilant in monitoring progress with them as he is with the public schools.
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PERINO: You need to do quality control, especially, like, the Democratic Party actually put on something that says that Kethledge had the vote -- was the choice.
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A series of compliance failings by Japanese companies have surfaced in recent months, hitting the country's reputation for quality control and prompting calls for better governance.
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Quality control is handled by the company's own delivery providers and customers who provide feedback on the quality of goods that are bought from different vendors.
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There are a lot of issues there, but I want that job because I can offer quality control...I wonder how he wasn't forced to resign.
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The agency also acts as quality control, making sure labels accurately reflect drinks and that there are no product safety issues with wines, beers, or liquors.
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Google's Pixel 2 and Pixel 2 XL phones haven't had the smoothest of launches, with screen issues, quality control problems, and audio bugs in some units.
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The company says this was done for quality-control purposes; a number of contractors who spoke with Zaleski say it was done to artificially inflate demand.
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Meanwhile, Lopreiato bears the costs of workers' compensation, product quality control, commercial insurance, mortgage payments and patent management fees all so counterfeiters can act as freeloaders.
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On Wednesday, Kobe Steel's Hatano plant, one of its main copper plants, was stripped of its industrial quality certifications after an investigation into its quality control.
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It lets users map where they've found certain types of Pokémon in a given city and allows other users upvote or downvote submissions as quality control.
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Cells also use autophagy to get rid of damaged proteins and organelles—a kind of quality control mechanism that helps us counteract the effects of aging.
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Seahawks fan calls Bills ST quality control coach Kathryn Smith a waitress, asks to get him a Pepsi, gets smacked by the woman next to him.
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She worked as a Special Teams Quality Control Coach for the Buffalo Bills, where she helped to formulate game plans and build playbooks for the team.
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Some of the first Model X's sold to customers saw quality control issues, including problems with interior trim pieces, paint, and panel gaps in the bodywork.
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And those investments must be made through a funding portal approved by the SEC, with the expectation that these middlemen will help to ensure quality control.
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The new temperature will require quality control and analysis before being confirmed as the highest officially recorded in the UK, the Met office said on Friday.
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The WSJ also reveals that a test used to detect prostate cancer failed quality control verifications 22 percent of the time between April and May 2015.
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The watchdog agency said Equifax, Experian and TransUnion had insufficient quality control systems and did not conduct reasonable investigations when consumers disputed something in their files.
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There's no better illustration of this than "On Me," his new song with Young Thug, released this morning as part of an upcoming Quality Control mixtape.
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Didi already has a small but expanding team of automotive designers, engineers, quality control and battery experts, according to the three sources close to the company.
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Those athletes will have the right to have additional doping samples from the Games in question — stored separately in Switzerland, for quality control — tested as well.
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Roughly another 140 products that made it through the certification were prevented from listing to the site by the quality control team, according to the company.
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When Kobe Steel, Japan's third-biggest steelmaker, announced Tuesday that it had faked quality-control data on its products, shock waves propagated through global supply chains.
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The falsification was apparently carried out with the knowledge of quality-control managers and continued for decades, according to a Nikkei report that cites anonymous sources.
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Traders say the government's experiment with maintaining stringent quality control out of step with the rest of the world will soon be running against the clock.
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But it has also been active among more obscure players, ensuring a level of quality control and ideological cohesion at free-market groups across the country.
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After serving up a colorful visual for "MotorSport," Quavo and Nicki Minaj are back with "For Keeps," their collaboration from Quality Control: Control The Streets, Vol.
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He started with the most obvious one—alcohol—and went on to look at the pharmaceutical sector to understand the relevant licensing and quality-control systems.
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According to reports, China could ditch tariffs on certain American farm crops such as soybeans and scale back some nontariff barriers such as quality-control inspections.
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When that comes back clear and it passes our quality-control standards, it moves over into these other two joined containers, which is all usable material.
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Dr. Harry Lever, a cardiologist at the Cleveland Clinic, said he was concerned about quality control of generic medicines, like valsartan, made in China and India.
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Such limitations serve a purpose: journalistic quality control in an environment where breezy relationships between travel bloggers and sponsoring brands are common — and difficult to see.
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Instead, he would arrive at a plant and head to the quality control laboratory, where employees typically audit test results coming in from the factory floor.
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"It knows the supply chain, coordinates all the jobs of building, does quality control checks and makes sure things continue to work well," said Dr. Antebi.
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And after a fruitful N.F.L. career, the onetime wide receiver Brian Hartline recently returned to his alma mater as one of Ohio State's quality-control coaches.
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Not everyone was a fan, but it ensured Apple got a cut of every sale and lets Jobs and Apple have a measure of quality control.
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The Kim family lives in dire straits in the slums of Korea, folding pizza boxes for pennies and losing profits when their boxes fail quality control.
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While many employees like the idea of working in their pajamas, employers may be hesitant about maintaining productivity and quality control without face-to-face management.
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The imports have raised questions about the loss of American jobs, which Mr. Trump may have been alluding to on Wednesday, and also about quality control.
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The report, which has not been released, concluded tenants were "generally satisfied" but wanted better quality control over maintenance and other issues, a Marine spokesman said.
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He was part of Mike McCarthy's coaching staff from 323-17, as a quality control coach the first two seasons, then as receivers coach from 2016-17.
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Burnett argues that there are legitimate advantages to producing in the United States including the minimal time difference, lack of language barriers and ease of quality control.
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The Cadila case is yet another instance of international organizations or regulatory bodies criticising Indian drug-making facilities over manipulation of data and failing quality control standards.
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It also helps to have the assurance that Beyerdynamic is treating these as its flagship earphones and is making them in Germany under its strictest quality control.
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Deptula's ambitious proposal requires the Air Force to go all-in on the F-53, despite that jet's long history of design flaws and quality-control problems.
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That should set off an alarm bell from a compliance standpoint or a quality control standpoint, where the distributors say, 'Wait a minute, what's going on here?
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"The Tapestri platform's unique quality control capabilities are strengthening our CRISPR R&D programs," remarked Darlene Solomon, Senior Vice President and Chief Technology Officer of Agilent Technologies.
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What does seem clear, however, is that we may have already witnessed peak ICO season as the wild west of financing makes a move towards quality control.
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To tackle this environmental catastrophe, U.S. companies and researchers are developing AI-assisted robotic technology that can work with humans in processing plants and improve quality control.
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The live stream is expected to last about an hour and should at some point address the company's recent quality control issues with the Galaxy Note products.
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The probe stemmed from a whistleblower lawsuit filed in a federal court in Maryland in 2011 by Amanda Wu, a former senior quality control analyst at Alere.
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His "Ecce Homo" print of 1634 is faithfully copied by Jan Van Vliet in 1635–6, in monochrome, with evidence of corrections by Rembrandt as quality control.
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According to the report, Aldi Nord and Aldi Sued are also discussing harmonising functions such as quality control, corporate responsibility, advertisement and logistics and eventually even merging.
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"There is no quality control whatsoever on these products," police chief Mark Saunders told reporters, as marijuana activists heckled and berated him with questions throughout the conference.
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In the case of the blood clotting test, quality control data showed that patient test results were "lower than it should have been reported," the report states.
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The warning compounds problems at Sun, which has been struggling to get clearance for its factories that are under U.S. supply bans due to quality control failures.
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Olympic officials declined to identify the athletes until their additional samples from Beijing — stored separately, for quality control — had been checked and official disciplinary proceedings had begun.
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Tesla takes particular issue with claims that its quality control workers lack necessary experience, or that it's cutting corners that could result in hazards related to batteries.
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The company is famously careful about which companies it allows to make games with its properties, and has retained a reputation for quality control as a result.
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Theresa Cullen (Sidse Babett Knudsen), a quality-control executive for Westworld's corporate owner, suggests that the company is interested in the A.I. technology for more than entertainment.
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We have also seen the emergence of predatory OA journals with no peer review or other quality control measures, and that, too, has undermined the OA movement.
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While BSEE recognized the value of quality control programs that some companies have instituted, the agency was emphatic that creating this network was essential to ensuring accountability.
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Sarah Thomas became the first woman hired as a full-time referee in 2015 and Kathryn Smith is a full-time quality-control coach for the Bills.
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CHICAGO (Reuters) - Too many exchange-traded funds are being offered without enough quality control and could harm investors, fund manager Vanguard Group's chief executive said on Wednesday.
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Holmes letter to investors also outlined several changes she's made in the last year to get the company back on track, including quality control and regulatory compliance.
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John Barnett, a former quality-control engineer at Boeing, told the BBC he had found faulty emergency oxygen bottles while working on the 787 Dreamliner in 2016.
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When their partnership broke down over quality control issues and other differences, Kroc proved himself to be a tough businessman intent on retaining control of the franchise.
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Last month, the team hired Callie Brownson as offensive quality control coach, making her the first full-time female coach in the history of Division I football.
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The process includes the exploratory stage, pre-clinical stage, clinical development, regulatory review/approval, manufacturing and quality control, according to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention.
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An Orano spokeswoman said the work would cost the French company about 20 million euros ($23.4 million) and cover in particular project management and quality control paperwork.
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The equipment will still be required to go through rigorous quality assurance and quality control audits to help ensure the equipment is manufactured in accordance with specifications.
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CT, the state party had yet to report any results from the nation's first presidential primary contest, saying that it was doing "quality control" on the results.
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That year, Dr. Parekh left India for New Jersey to consult on quality control and ingredient selection for packaged foods, but ice cream remained his favorite hobby.
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But regulators rarely test products, leaving quality control to manufacturers and making it difficult for consumers to know if they are really getting CBD, the AP reports.
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On Monday, Areva said some reports on manufacturing and quality control at Creusot - which supplies the nuclear market with large forgings and castings - may have been falsified.
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Her father was an assistant opium agent who oversaw quality control of the crop before it was exported to Britain, where it was used for medicinal purposes.
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This weak quality-control system led to last year's announcement that a carcinogen had been found in a popular blood-pressure medicine, prompting a massive FDA recall.
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Several Mexican growers groups said in a statement that the accord included a "controversial proposal" to allow quality-control inspections on 92% of exports at the U.S. border.
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NBTY agreed in 2016 to put in place tighter quality control measures to ensure the authenticity of their products, according to the New York State Attorney General's Office.
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NBTY agreed in 2016 to put in place tighter quality control measures to ensure the authenticity of its products, according to the New York State Attorney General's Office.
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Now, a team of about 40 craftswomen who went through four months of training weave devices that meet specific requirements for quality control, sterilization and proper chemical treatment.
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We download a huge amount of data from the website and go through a quality control process to weed out the incorrect data that people may have keyed.
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A federal investigation in 21.5 blamed the company for poor quality control measures that allowed for a defective section of pipe to be installed without detection or repair.
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He attributed it to "quality control" issues during the part of the assembly process where the water-resistant seal and the sealant are applied to the boards' electronics.
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Barra told CNBC Xiaomi employed "very, very high quality control standards" to ensure its battery did not cause similar troubles as the Note 7's batteries reportedly did.
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No problematic product sample was found, but the review flagged issues with the condition of the production facilities, quality control, record-keeping, and implementation of food safety regulations.
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At Housatonic Community College in Bridgeport, students earn qualifications in metalworking, factory safety and Six Sigma (a statistical method for quality control), and gain experience with local manufacturers.
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"It's industry standard to ship everything with polybags for quality control and reduce contamination, but it's terrible for the environment," says Ethan Peck, United by Blue's PR associate.
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TO GET ahead in academia, not much beats publishing lots of papers that have been vetted by independent experts, a process of quality control known as peer review.
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She also noted that all ads on the platform have to go through its quality control process, including complying with its ad guidelines on inappropriate and hateful conduct.
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The agency said the freeze on the imports would remain in place until the Chinese manufacturer determines how the impurities were introduced and improves its quality control systems.
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Indian pharmaceutical companies have been battling weak sales in the United States as regulatory bans and warnings over quality control violations at production plants weigh on their profitability.
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These contractors "regularly hear confidential medical information, drug deals, and recordings of couples having sex, as part of their job providing quality control, or 'grading,'" the report claims.
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Obviously, even a series or miniseries can't accommodate every beat of King's lengthier novels, but King's laissez-faire attitude hasn't produced much in the way of quality control.
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Whether Toyota will be able to leapfrog its rivals remains to be seen, however, as mass production requires a far more stringent level of quality control and reliability.
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It's nice to be democratic and be hands off but at the same time you have to take some kind of active roll in ensuring some quality control.
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In the report that led to the letter, government inspectors slammed Theranos for employing unqualified personnel and failing to perform proper quality control for a number of tests.
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There were trade-offs with outsourcing: quality control was less reliable, and it was harder to respond nimbly to changing customer demands in the trend-driven toy business.
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His mother, a chemical engineer, is president and owner of Quality Control Plating, a company that does electrofinishing plating of parts like screws and fasteners in Ontario, Calif.
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A key element of this will be to establish guidelines to "improve production, regulation and quality control" of antivenoms, says Williams, to avoid ill-suited products reaching patients.
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All brands, and especially a giant brand like Pepsi Cola, should have a quality control system in place that ensures ideas are vetted well before they are executed.
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The company also has an integrated business model that encompasses upstream and downstream juice production, which allows for greater bargaining power, better quality control and lower seasonal volatility.
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Airbnb's approach to onboarding hosts is similar, and others have realized that the largest lever of quality control is the efficiency and effectiveness of your recruiting and onboarding.
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Samsung's decision to pull Note 7s off the shelves not only raises fresh doubts about the firm's quality control but could result in huge financial and reputational costs.
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One day, he found blueprints of the transmissions "and he began to check their tolerances, acting as his own quality control," according to the website Japanese Nostalgic Car.
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The situation highlighted the downsides of working with an international supplier, like long lead time, lack of effective product quality control, and low visibility into the manufacturing process.
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"I understand very much the FDA is focused on quality control, but there's also a need to have a system that can respond to their needs," Lipsitch said.
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In some instances, this means combining redundant grant programs and streamlining the ways that we help HUD beneficiaries — less bureaucracy and more quality control translates to better services.
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One early customer of the Azure Data Box Edge, Cree, is using it on a factory floor to process quality control photos for its manufacturing process, White said.
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An April New York Times investigation found claims of shoddy production and poor quality control, and airlines complained to Boeing about quality issues in delivered aircraft in 2019.
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And a new compilation by the stream-heavy label Quality Control, featuring Migos and Lil Yachty, has 30 songs, indicating that the idea has not yet reached saturation.
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But Tesla has doubled down on quality control for the Model X. If this leads to more positive reviews and word-of-mouth marketing, this could help sales.
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The good thing about this is you don't have to worry about coordinating shipping or returns after the buy, and Tradesy can keep an eye on quality control.
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Li, a quality-control checker on the iPhone assembly line in Zhengzhou, told the South China Morning Post that Foxconn was steadier than most other employers in China.
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Indian pharmaceutical companies had been hit by weak sales in the United States as regulatory bans and warnings over quality control violations at production plants weighed on their profitability.
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In a bid to regain customer confidence, Samsung said it implemented a range of quality control and safety measures for their handsets, including an 8-point battery safety check.
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"Globalization of steel pipe supply chains has made quality control more challenging and increased the need for greater domestic measures to ensure discovery of defective pipe," the report says.
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Unfortunately, Sega and Atari seem to have no quality control clause in these licenses they sell, and consequently, AT Games has a reputation for making some... not great consoles.
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In response to concerns raised by a Guardian story last week over how recordings of Siri queries are used for quality control, Apple is suspending the program world wide.
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The Guardian story from Alex Hern quoted extensively from a contractor at a firm hired by Apple to perform part of a Siri quality control process it calls grading.
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Even if they were, there could still be a minor quality control difference discovered during the factory's testing that results in batteries being labelled as Eneloop Pros or LADDAs.
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But Reign in Blood's music and lyrics were written entirely by Hanneman and Kerry King, who was the band's co-lead guitarist, quality-control executive, and overall team captain.
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In other words, Walmart's website is absolutely atrocious at either quality control, choice of vendor relationships, explaining that it is not responsible for third-party sellers, or all three.
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When it comes to furniture, quality is important, and from what I've heard from Grozdanovic, a designer from Croatia who founded the project, they've gone overboard with quality control.
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While some third-party batteries meet very strict quality control requirements, there are many that don't and those are the ones that are more likely to catch on fire.
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And while the company's cars consistently earn some of the highest safety ratings in the industry, its widely documented quality control issues continue to plague customers new and old.
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The United States Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) and the Public Company Accounting Oversight Board (PCAOB) had also pointed at failure of quality control in PW India, it said.
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It's there, deep in the Mississippi delta swampland, that Relativity plans to develop and quality control as many as 36 complete rockets per year on its 25-acre space.
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"They said 'No' because they want to maintain absolute quality control over production in their name," the source said, adding that the licensed production would not carry Aisin's brand.
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The department said BB&T, as a "direct endorsement lender" in the Federal Housing Administration's mortgage insurance program, failed to comply with FHA origination, underwriting and quality control requirements.
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She has spent the last 15 years in business investigations and currently oversees the intelligence analysts at Corporate Resolutions to ensure quality control and accuracy of all investigative reports.
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The federal government is setting up systems to track all cannabis from seed to sale, to license non-medical producers and to test marijuana for potency and quality control.
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Those 22 trainers -- five full-time employees and 17 contractors -- develop their workouts with a quality-control team and record the audio sessions in a New York recording studio.
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The company said it was investigating the cases, which came to light during routine quality control in 2018, and that it had handed a number over to the authorities.
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His father was a quality control technician at PPG Works, a glass factory in Meadville, and an Army combat veteran who served in Vietnam, achieving the rank of sergeant.
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In response to the scandals, 44 percent of companies overall, and 48 percent of manufacturers, said they had taken or were planning to take steps to ensure quality control.
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A small office within OMB, known as the Office of Information and Regulatory Affairs, or OIRA for short, reviews those rules and their accompanying analysis for quality control purposes.
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In the end, citizens will need to be better educated to understand the important distinction between censorship and quality control in order to protect freedom of access and expression.
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A spokesperson for Mondelez International, which owns Cadbury's, has shrugged him off, insisting that there's no way a tooth would've gotten past its quality control, but Nixon is adamant.
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Peter Walter, UC San Francisco For elucidating the unfolded protein response, a cellular quality-control system that detects disease-causing unfolded proteins and directs cells to take corrective measures.
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Kazutoshi Mori, Kyoto University Also, for elucidating the unfolded protein response, a cellular quality-control system that detects disease-causing unfolded proteins and directs cells to take corrective measures.
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After the report, Mr. Tetrick wrote in a blog post that the mayonnaise shopping spree was part of a quality control program that had minimal impact on overall sales.
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Building permits can be bought, developers are allowed to economize on safety regulations and some quality-control inspectors make more of their living from bribes than salaries, insiders say.
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However, since the United States government requires these companies to retain DNA information in order to comply with quality control guidelines, it's never really possible to delete it forever.
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The R.A.S. technology also avoids many of the challenges plaguing fish farming in the ocean: The land-based tanks make quality control easier, and allow the filtering of waste.
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Yet it also highlights the downsides of working with an international supplier, like long lead time, lack of effective product quality-control, and low visibility into the manufacturing process.
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In February, the lone laboratory in Colombia that analyzes antidoping tests received a six-month suspension from the World Anti-Doping Association, known as WADA, over quality-control issues.
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The tests did not involve samples from potential patients, but were part of the routine quality-control procedures that labs followed before using a test to make real diagnoses.
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The studies in the review do carry extra credibility, and therefore less bias, Lichtenfeld said, because the cannabis used was from countries where cannabis quality control is highly regulated.
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"The government ate everything that was supposed to be used to supply the army," said Samvel Mkrtchyan, 24, a quality-control engineer at Inomma, a small start-up company.
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As part of the deal, DMG MORI announced a partnership with the startup that finds it looking to use Tulip's apps to help automate assembly, training and quality control.
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"We are much more effective with our quality control, overall design and speed to market by having this stuff designed all the way in the U.S.A.," Mr. Mariotti said.
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The fraud reached from company headquarters in Wolfsburg to Volkswagen offices in the United States, and included employees in engine development, quality control and emissions compliance, the company admitted.
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In a case unrelated to the Max debacle, Air Force officials said that quality control issues with a new aerial refueling tanker caused it to suspend deliveries in February.
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But what we do well in the UK, as an industry, is innovation and quality control—and those are the things that will protect a studio in rough weather.
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A quality control inspector at NASA, Rogers had been working during a routine launch simulation test for Apollo 1, the first manned Apollo mission, at Cape Canaveral in Florida.
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So, too, has the practice of journal editors asking independent, usually anonymous, experts to scrutinise manuscripts and reject those deemed flawed—a quality-control process now known as peer review.
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Because of the lack of quality control behind these products, which are often made overseas, there's no telling how much of an ingredient is in any single pill you take.
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The U.S. drugs regulator, the Food and Drug Administration, has also banned dozens of Indian drug factories from supplying the U.S. market following inspections that found inadequate quality-control practices.
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Raja Noujaim, a retired quality control expert and a leading activist resisting the Jannah project, believes the testing was performed deliberately on the less permeable sections of the river valley.
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In underground markets, quality control is poor because consumers face difficulty assessing drug potency; suppliers transport illicit drugs in highly concentrated forms to avoid detection, increasing the risk of overdose.
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The findings of the U.S. Food and Drug Administration mark another blow to the Indian pharmaceutical industry, which has faced regulatory sanctions and warnings over quality control to inadequate standards.
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BUFFALO, New York — The Buffalo Bills promoted Kathryn Smith to be their special teams quality control coach, making her the first full-time female member of an NFL coaching staff.
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The Juul is a "closed system," meaning the user doesn't refill the e-liquid like you do with "tank systems," aka vape pens, which does allow for more quality control.
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Aryballe says some of its primary markets are the food and cosmetics industries, where companies could record ideal smells for their products and then use the NeOse for quality control.
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The party said it would release information about the results as soon as it passes quality control, adding that it was taking additional steps out of an abundance of caution.
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Agriculture Minister Blairo Maggi said at the same conference the government is overhauling oversight and quality control systems to preserve Brazil's market access, promising more details on the changes soon.
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Kathryn Smith will take over as the Buffalo Bills special teams quality control coach and assist the special teams coordinator for head coach Rex Ryan, the team announced Wednesday night.
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Before KEASH, I was working as a quality control operator for a media company, then I moved on to assist a fashion stylist and work part-time at Matches Fashion.
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The state board found that one of the children had to receive "emergency treatment in a hospital after experiencing adverse effects," and that the pharmacy technician forged quality-control documentation.
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The process can vary with the design and metal, but once completed and checked for quality control, the band is given to diamond setters who carefully add the sparkling stones.
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Much like verified Twitter users (who can use quality control for their timelines), the idea seems to be giving influencers and celebrities more control over their experience on the app.
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Brunei's halal vision Because the rules are so stringent, halal is all about credibility and quality control, and one country hoping to benefit from its strict halal standards is Brunei.
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Hampton Creek says the program that sent contractors to stores like Kroger, Costco, Walmart, Target, and Whole Foods to buy Just Mayo was first and foremost a quality control effort.
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I handle helping with QAQC [Quality Assurance and Quality Control] of all our data before it leaves the lab and is submitted to the customer or the lab for approval.
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The inspector general also discovered "testing and quality control" problems, as FPI "pre-selected helmets for inspection," violating the terms of a Defense Department contract that called for random testing.
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Getinge has had a few turbulent years with setbacks ranging from earnings misses to costly quality control problems at plants, and it is subject to a fraud investigation in Brazil.
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" However, it also adds: "Japan is a world leader in production technology and quality control, and it's common sense that consumers don't need to open packages to check for defects.
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Dedicated inspection teams track every car throughout every shop in the assembly line, and every vehicle is then subjected to an additional quality control process towards the end of line.
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Quality control is particularly important for mass-market vehicles like Tesla's forthcoming Model 3, and critics have questioned whether Tesla can match the high quality standards achieved by incumbent carmakers.
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Dedicated inspection teams track every car throughout every shop in the assembly line, and every vehicle is then subjected to an additional quality control process towards the end of line.
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The move comes a month after The Guardian detailed how contractors listened to stored recordings as part of a quality control program to determine if Siri was successfully completing requests.
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The headphones are a little expensive compared to some others, and there seem to be some quality control issues — though I've personally used the headphones and didn't experience any problems.
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The move comes a month after The Guardian detailed how contractors listened to stored recordings as part of a quality control program to determine if Siri was successfully completing requests.
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My rule since then has been that I can't let a book be published if it has problems that still feel fixable — that I am my own ultimate quality control.
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About one-third of the current water workforce is eligible for retirement, a phenomenon that will slow our efforts to modernize infrastructure and could lead to dangerous quality control issues.
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It encompasses everything from pesticide use and quality control tests to possession limits and serving sizes, all of which require significant amounts of data in order to create effective legislation.
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Martocci says they are looking to expand to more providers, but they want to ensure quality control and proper payout so sound designers of any size can monetize their work.
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Pros: More affordable and convenient than most (if not all) vehicle rental agenciesCons: Like Airbnb, quality control is tough (but improving)Shop Turo car, van, and camper rentals on Turo
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In that civil case, filed in 2014, Huawei was accused of stealing intellectual property related to a robot that T-Mobile used to diagnose quality control issues in mobile phones.
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Sail was designed by Dr. Peter Almenoff, a longtime hospital administrator who was moved to a quality control post in the department in 2008 despite questions about his track record.
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"The Group will make use of these stoppages to implement revisions to production and quality control protocols to benefit our customers and enhance overall productivity," FCA said in a statement.
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After graduation, Shanahan spent some time at UCLA as a graduate assistant before landing a gig under Jon Gruden as the Tampa Bay Buccaneers' assistant coach for offensive quality control.
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Federal inspectors make regular visits to the nation's slaughterhouses where they do quality control, test for diseases, and look out for unsafe slaughter practices that might result in contaminated meat.
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Like the 200 or so other reports published by the National Academies each year, the biotechnology report is undergoing peer review, the quality-control process regularly used by academic journals.
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There's a constructive role for the DNI to quality-control IC collaboration, measure its effectiveness, and provide a safety net for catching that which otherwise might fall through the cracks.
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Mr. Grossman and his colleagues on the audit commission said Interpol was issuing too many notices too quickly with too little oversight — and urged the organization to improve quality control.
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Bowen even says that the company approached him after the photos went viral and mentioned potentially making him a "secret shopper" to keep an eye on Waffle House quality control.
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With a rental business, there's a lot that can go wrong once a product leaves the storage facility, so Joymode's staff is incredibly vigilant about quality control as well, says Fernandez.
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More troubling conditions turned up in a 2017 FDA inspection of PCCA, including failures in its drug quality-control process and failures to properly clean the equipment used to repackage medications.
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For Sun, recent pricing challenges have compounded problems: it had already been struggling to get clearance for its key factories that are under U.S. supply bans due to quality control failures.
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Piper allows quality control professionals who do not have training in biology to conduct precise testing of their company's produce, poultry or other foods, at different checkpoints in their supply chain.
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The "translator" of the future is likely to be more like a quality-control expert, deciding which texts need the most attention to detail and editing the output of MT software.
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It didn't make our cut because the nutrition numbers are underwhelming – 212 calories, 220g fat, 25g sugar, and only 25.993g protein per bar – and there are reports of quality-control issues.
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Coming into this season, 80 of 85 NFL offensive coordinators, quarterbacks coaches, and quality-control assistants—and 21 of 214 defensive coordinators—were white, as ESPN'S Mike Sando reported in July.
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He went to work at Xerox as a quality control engineer after Hunter, but soon started at Columbia Business School with the help of a National Defense Education Act student loan.
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The company claimed that it was done for quality control purposes; some of the contractors who actually did the buy-backs, however, claimed it was done to artificially drum up demand.
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"We'll be focusing on operational capability, closely monitoring, counting, releasing and tracing the mosquitoes and providing quality control not only in the Zika-infected areas but in surrounding areas," he said.
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These cheap-ass hoverboards, which usually ran from $163 to $300, had the fatal flaw of randomly bursting into flames due to really terrible quality control of their poorly manufactured batteries.
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Under the agreement, companies will be encouraged to speed up negotiations on issues including transportation, quality control, and customs and frontier formalities, according to a joint statement from the two governments.
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Shortly after, in January 2016, the Buffalo Bills hired Kathryn Smith as a quality control special teams coach, marking the first full-time position for a female coach in the NFL.
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The world's top smartphone maker has recalled 20.3 million Note20.1s because of faulty batteries, and the latest reports of fires in replacement devices have raised new doubts about Samsung's quality control.
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As American carmakers learned the hard way, failure is guaranteed without an ample supply of mundane engineering competence, not to mention motivated workers, cooperative suppliers, friendly regulators and tremendous quality control.
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Buying pot in the United States used to be a crapshoot: You'd call your dealer and take whatever strain he had on hand, without much semblance of quality control or selection.
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The scandal led the Japan Financial Services Agency to step up scrutiny of auditors, while the Japan Institute of Certified Public Accountants has conducted several quality-control inspections of its members.
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Ahead of the results, the company's stock was trading at its lowest since mid 2009, hammered in recent years by the company's tepid growth, repeated earnings misses and quality control problems.
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It had already recalled 2.5 million Note7s due to faulty batteries, but the latest reports of damage on the replacement devices is raising fresh doubts about the firm's quality control abilities.
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Franck Wohe, a quality control expert with the state agency, said it has instituted quality checks at the farm gate, as well as in the processing and export of cocoa beans.
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Before carrying out the deal, Fresenius consultants reviewed the company's business practices and protocols; they allegedly uncovered issues with drug production, quality control and drug-testing data at multiple manufacturing sites.
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Its quality control sucks and it's full of shovelware and asset flips, meaning games that buy ready made 003D models and other assets from game development marketplaces like Unreal or Unity.
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Mr. Whitaker, carrying out quality control on the lead sheathing of the pipes, mastered spectroscopy, which is used to analyze metals on Earth and to study radiation from stars and galaxies.
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"It's our main source of income and now it's under threat," said Guillermo Garcia, who handles quality control for construction supplies, lamenting that he could be unemployed just as Christmas approaches.
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TMZ Sports spoke with Kevin "Coach K" Lee -- who runs the label, Quality Control Music, and has worked with huge names like Migos, Gucci Mane, Lil Yachty and a TON more.
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When he cooked cocaine at laboratories deep in the jungles of Colombia, he frequently made quality-control checks, ensuring that his drugs were of the utmost purity — or "optimum," he said.
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Why it matters: Earlier this month both Apple and Google suspended similar programs aimed at providing quality control for automated voice transcription services, and Facebook says it has done the same.
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"If quality control goes well as expected by the end of next week, upwards of 210 labs will have testing capabilities in addition to the 12 we have," Becker told Reuters.
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The results of the Iowa caucuses were delayed far later than in past presidential primary seasons due to "quality control" issues, the Iowa Democratic Party said, per reports from multiple outlets.
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The groom, 30, is the director of quality control at WeWork in New York, a provider of shared work spaces, where he manages the leasing process for the global operations team.
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But that growth has also drawn criticism about the company's business policies and lapses in quality control, such as inconsistency in cleanliness and hotel staff not promptly responding to customer complaints.
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But OYO's fast growth has also drawn criticism about the company's business policies and lapses in quality control, such as inconsistency in cleanliness and hotel staff not promptly addressing customer complaints.
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As a promotion for the Migos member's debut solo album, the Twitter account for record label Quality Control shared a teaser video, seemingly of pivotal moments from Offset's journey to this album.
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"It was my first time collaborating with a super computer to create a distinct blend, so we ensured a high level of quality control to deliver a premium palette experience," said Burrell.
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Rhyming over the bombastic horns and anxiety-inducing '808s of Quay Global, Bigg D, and a cadre of other Quality Control producers, the women command these tracks like sex-positive drum majorettes.
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Dastoor also wrote that Boosted was able to recreate this problem on other battery packs, and that the company planned to improve its quality control standards while also explore new sealing materials.
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Apple, a company notorious for its high level of quality control and its obsessive approach to marketing, also likely prefers no other company resell its products, and it of course despises counterfeiters.
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QUARTER-LITRE bottles of whisky whizz down a conveyor belt past Mukhtar Ali, a quality-control employee at Pakistan's Murree Brewery, the only legal beer-and-spirit maker in this Islamic country.
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Tetrick didn't deny that the company had a buyback program, but told CNBC on Thursday that it was a typical practice used to ensure quality control and "build momentum" around the products.
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Thanks to Siri, Apple contractors routinely catch intimate snippets of users' private lives like drug deals, doctor's visits, and sexual escapades as part of their quality control duties, the Guardian reported Friday.
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My only real concern about the Pixel 23a is whether it will suffer from the same sort of quality control issues and bugs that plagued the early days of the Pixel 3.
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Subaru's revelation was part of a series of compliance failings by Japanese companies that have surfaced in recent months, hitting the country's reputation for quality control and prompting calls for better governance.
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Mandelbrot joined Mashable's MashTalk podcast to talk about how crowdfunding has evolved since in the past decade, how the company approaches quality control, and what he thinks of Indiegogo's "anything goes" reputation.
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French daily Les Echos on Wednesday quoted an internal Areva note saying EDF could back out of Areva's reactor unit takeover if the quality audits reveal "significant and systemic quality control shortcomings ".
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During a meeting at Quality Control, he paused the discussion to take a call from a well-known producer who had worked on the song, to whom he offered his highest praise.
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Described as the largest single investment for reef conservation and management in the country's history, the money will be used to improve water quality, control a major predator and expand reef restoration.
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The result is a similar profit margin to rival brands but a much higher quality product (cotton rather than polyester, better quality control, finer tooling in factories equipped with cutting-edge machines).
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" The term flewed out caught most people off guard, along with the fact that Quality Control was putting some serious dollars behind a twerk contest for the Miami duo's latest single, "Twerk.
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Sung declined to comment directly on that incident, but he said that company today has developed the "infrastructure" to scale its business across the board, and that very much includes quality control.
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Last year's #BLVKPHILCOLLINS EP and January's The Lord of Rage tape, both Quality Control releases, started to push him towards 808s & Heartbreak territory, building auto-tuned trap into his thrilling, industrial delivery.
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The batch of medicine, originating in a New England pharmacy with close to no quality control, ended up causing severe infections in nearly 20143 people across the USA, killing 64 of them.
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Becky Bonner, the director of player development and quality control for the Orlando Magic, said she recognized just a handful of the women at the restaurant, and perhaps that alone was noteworthy.
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Before returning to Puerto Rico to help a relative manage several properties, he had spent 25 years on the mainland doing quality control work on major projects like highways, airports and subways.
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"The perception will be that Samsung is not just the victim of a bit of bad luck but actually has faulty quality control processes, which is a lot more damaging," Dawson said.
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But it also employs other tricks for quality control, including one common among wheat beer producers: When sending kegs to restaurants and bars, the company instructs distributors to ship them upside down.
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But the delay also highlighted the downsides of working with an international supplier, such as long lead time, a lack of effective product-quality control, and low visibility into the manufacturing process.
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That such a woebegone project attracted such a largely first-rate cast is peculiar but not inexplicable; sometimes the urge to bite the hand that feeds you overwhelms your quality control filter.
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A "quality control" issue with a new system of reporting results led to confusion and few solid numbers as Iowans turned out to select the candidate they thought could defeat President Trump.
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Matt St. John, executive officer of the North Coast Regional Water Quality Control Board in the heart of marijuana country, said his agency is planning to regulate pesticide use by marijuana farmers.
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The batch of medicine, originating in a New England pharmacy with close to no quality control, ended up causing severe infections in nearly 800 people across the USA, killing 64 of them.
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"They gave all kinds of excuses — not the right time, it's not this, it's not that," recalled Pierre Thomas, better known as Pee, the chief executive of Quality Control Music, Migos's label.
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Lira Galore is a liar, and a forgetful one at that, according to Quality Control CEO "Pee" Thomas ... who's firing back at his baby mama's claims he's abusive and an unfit father.
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Moving kids' content to separate streaming apps — made specifically for children, with fewer commercials, more gatekeepers in charge of quality control, and fair, clear payment structures — seems like a change for good.
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Additionally, a big reason to have automated factories in the United States, instead of manufacturing in China, is to have a better grip on quality control and local distribution to major customers.
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It was revealed in April 2016, for example, that Facebook was employing a small team of contractors to vet its "trending topics," providing quality control such as weeding out blatant fake news.
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The debate over the technique has played out in courtrooms in New York and also on a state forensic science commission, which regulates crime laboratories and has a broad mandate of quality control.
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Maurício Moscardi Grillo, a federal police investigator, said officers "at all hierarchical levels, from the chief executive to the quality control manager" had knowledge of efforts to dodge food inspections and safety checks.
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While game design is an important role at the videogaming firm, it's not the only job in town, with Ubisoft offering a whole host of divisions including marketing, programming, finance and quality control.
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