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A factor which can be arranged in order of magnitude, such as, temperature, pressure, velocities, pressures, or an item measured on a numerical scale.  

A system that pays special attention to the wants of the customers.  

To describe or appraise the worth of a product according to some standard or specification, generally the taking of measurements of a product in a laboratory.  

Regulation of processes and operations to some standard or specification; a tool for the production worker to control the unit operation and/or line to some standard or specification. The sum of all the activities which prevent unwanted change in quality. In the health care setting, quality control requires a repeated series of feedback loops which…

A group of people who meet together on a regular basis to identify, analyze, and solve quality and other problems in their area of work. A group of employees from different levels of an organisation who meet regularly to discuss ways of improving the quality of its products or services. A group, formerly called a…

To verify or examine products or processes for compliance to specifications.  

That combination of attributes or characteristics of a product that have significance in determining the degree of acceptability of that product by the user. The nature, kind, or character of someone or something. The nature, kind or character of someone or something; hence, the degree or grade of excellence possessed by the person or thing.…

A factor in which the different levels cannot be arranged in order of magnitude, such as batches, methods, or materials produced in different plants.