quality control

Manufacturing quality control of components, as well, often hinges on extremely small distances that can mean the difference between a perfect part and a tiny defect that could eventually cause a dangerous mechanical failure.

But as Carlin points out in his book, band members never sacrificed their creative autonomy for profit, never conceded quality control to move units.

In the government’s view this system will provide an independent quality control on major projects spending, that has been beset with delay and overspend, and proved more expensive in the UK than other major economies.

“The Court has heard no testimony and seen no evidence of any significant quality control efforts, or any expertise guiding the data process,” he wrote.

Importantly, there will also be opportunities to "taste-test" the oysters - though according to Tourism Tasmania, this is "purely for quality control".