inspection technique उदाहरण वाक्य

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1. Particularly in the first and second Strategic Arms Reduction Treaties _ START I and START II _ the United States and Russia are perfecting vital inspection techniques.
2. Novel test and inspection techniques have also had to be developed, as the failure modes and symptoms of composite components tend to be very different from those made of metal.
3. He said the ultimate trial will come during the first two post-Columbia missions, both considered test flights not only for repair and inspection techniques but also for the redesigned fuel tanks.
4. "As we now know, the inspection techniques are inadequate, " said Robert Pollard, a nuclear power specialist with the Union of Concerned Scientists and former NRC commissioner, in an interview Friday.
5. Although it's been 91 years since the United States began regulating meat production _ after crusading journalists such as Upton Sinclair revealed horrifying sanitary lapses in slaughterhouses _ inspection techniques have changed little.
6. The basic inspection technique for checked baggage will be the same as for carry-on bags : a technician will rub a muslin swab over a surface, then feed the swab into a trace detector.
7. The spill resulted in a consent agreement between Alyeska and PHMSA requiring Alyeska to remove all liquid-transport piping from its system that could not be assessed using ILI tools or a similar suitable inspection technique.
8. O'Keefe said the cracks created by the test are very difficult to see and this suggests that NASA will have to develop inspection techniques that are " extremely meticulous " and capable of detecting such problems.
9. American Airlines will use a variety of inspection techniques, including a tap test, in which technicians hit the part and listen for sounds that would indicate a void, said Thomas Haueter, the board's deputy chief of aviation safety.
10. American Airlines will use a variety of inspection techniques, including a tap test, in which technicians hit the part and listen for sounds that would indicate a void, said Thomas A . Haueter, the board's deputy chief of aviation safety.