Sentences with phrase «production errors they've made»

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The quartet of Mike Lansing, Craig Grebeck, John Valentin and Lou Merloni had made only three errors, second fewest in the majors, but Boston's offensive production at the position — a.186 average, two home runs, 12 RBIs and a.240 on - base percentage — had been the weakest in its league.

You have steadily increased production of your limited edition items to ease the price gouging of second hand items, you have staff working in cloth diaper scam groups to protect yourselves and other mamas, you've owned (collectively as a company, as well as you personally) every error no matter it's size that Cottonbabies has made.

One tragic feature of osteosarcoma is the rapid, error - prone production of weaker bone by cancerous bone - making cells, where a young person surprisingly breaks a bone to reveal undiagnosed, advanced cancer.

Data Validation Data validation is the process of reviewing student test records to identify errors and make corrections before production of score reports.

After a number of engine failures, it was discovered that the supplier of the connecting rod bolts had made a production error in the alloy of the bolt.

As speakers and trainers of designers, production staff, and editors, they have answered many questions about how to make error - free ePUBs.

A proofreader will use this as a reference to make sure that errors have not been introduced in the production stage.

I undertook a significant editorial production process to make sure Exodus was a high quality book with few errors.

In the context of e-book production, QA refers to manual and automated tests performed on the e-book file to make sure it is free of errors and problems.

Their formal elegance and seeming intentionality is controverted by the experimental nature of the artist's making, the trial - and - error approach demanded by her mode of production.

For the uninitiated, the «green screen» is the new blue screen of death (or BSOD) for Windows Insider builds, introduced from December last year to allow Microsoft to make it easier to distinguish errors that cause Production devices to crash from those that affect the less stable Insider Preview releases.

The purpose of the color swap appears to be to make it easier for Microsoft to differentiate between errors in test builds and those in production.

Microsoft's changing the background color of its infamous crash dumps to green for Windows Insiders, making it easier to identify when an error happens in a preview build rather than a production build of Windows 10.

Microsoft wants to make it easier to distinguish errors that cause Production devices to crash from those that affect the less stable Insider Preview releases.

Graphic designers review final productions for errors and make sure final prints reflect client specifications.

• Extensive experience of operating presses, with excellent ability to monitor production • Outstanding knowledge of quality control analysis • Excellent ability in exercising judgment and decision making to choose relevant action • Skilled in thinking critically to identify strengths and weaknesses of actions • Experience in troubleshooting to establish causes of production errors • Documented success in selecting the right equipment for the job • Competent at planning and organization with a strong ability to prioritize to meet tight deadlines • Familiar with industry standards as well as OSHA requirements • Well - versed in repairing press machines • Exceptional multitasking skills, with powerful ability to respond to multiple simultaneous requests • A self - motivated individual with ability to manage production cell when needed • Familiarity with solving complex problems to ensure operations keep running smoothly • Excellent hand - eye coordination aimed at handling press operations with profoundness and excellence • Effective communication and listening abilities, targeted at working with the team to ensure understanding and hence efficient production

Argus Technical Service / Kleen Test Products (Milwaukee, WI) 05/2009 — 07/2009 Electronics Technician / PLC Technician • Responsible for the troubleshooting and repair varied electronic equipment • Program machine software for improvements in efficiency or add - ons of additional equipment • Electronically diagnose machine errors and make corrections within the electrical systems • Improve machines for production and machine safety through effective engineering techniques