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Quality Control Assurance for Barrier Systems

2020
Quality control assurance (QCA) is fundamental in order to obtain satisfactory performance and effectiveness of landfill barrier systems. Quality can be defined as the level of performance of the lining and leachate collection system and its components with respect to specific requirements.
COSSU R, MUNTONI, ALDO
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The National Quality Assurance System in Romania

2019 11th International Conference on Electronics, Computers and Artificial Intelligence (ECAI), 2019
Like many other countries around the world, Romania faces a number of challenges that impose a flexible workforce able to meet the labor market demand and eager to participate in lifelong learning programs to keep pace with modern economic and technological changes.
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Quality assurance for emissions analysis systems

Environmental Science & Technology, 1983
The application of quality assurance practices is having a significant, positive impact on the quality of environmental data being generated. One such practice is the performance audit, which involves one laboratory providing ''unknown'' or ''blind'' samples to another laboratory for analysis.
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A Public Health Quality Assurance System

Public Health Nursing, 1992
Abstract Quality assurance (QA) systems are commonplace among hospitals. They are even found in home health and health maintenance organizations, but they are less common among public health agencies. This article enumerates the discrepancies between the design of traditional QA and that necessary to meet the needs of a department of health's public ...
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Quality assurance and maintenance application systems

Proceedings of the May 16-19, 1983, national computer conference on - AFIPS '83, 1983
Modifications to application systems in production can have a devastating effect on the environment if the changes are not handled correctly. A comprehensive quality assurance (QA) approach can help minimize this potentially harmful effect. This approach involves all groups: users, data processing center, applications programming, and quality assurance.
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Quality assurance/spl minus/an assurance of quality? Application of the ISO standard in system development

Proceedings of the Twenty-Seventh Hawaii International Conference on System Sciences HICSS-94, 1994
The ISO standard of quality assurance presupposes fixed requirement specification, document driven system development, a waterfall system development model, and a technical view of quality. Previous research has indicated five aspects of quality that should be considered: technical, use, aesthetic, symbolic, and ethic.
Kristin Braa, Leikny Ă˜grim
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System Reliability: Assurance of Quality and Security

Clinics in Laboratory Medicine, 1983
Reliability is a key factor in the success of a laboratory information system. Assurance of the quality and security of the hardware and software must be built into the system, as these components are extremely difficult and costly to add later.
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Quality assurance automation in autonomous systems

Proceedings of the 2018 26th ACM Joint Meeting on European Software Engineering Conference and Symposium on the Foundations of Software Engineering, 2018
Robots and autonomous systems are finding their way to interact with the public and failures in these systems could be extremely expensive, even deadly. However, low-cost software-based simulation could be a promising approach to systematically test robotics systems and prevent failures as early as possible.
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Quality Assurance System

1971
Specifications for electronic components have become more complex and varied in the post-war years. Much of this has been due to the increasing number of applications in which the components are now used: from kitchen equipment to communication satellites.
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Quality Assurance Systems

1990
Quality Assurance is concerned with planning and developing the technical and managerial competence to achieve the desired organisational objectives. Quality Assurance is also concerned with the management of people, addressing the roles, duties and responsibilities of individuals within the organisation.
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