Process Evaluation Sample Clauses
Process Evaluation. AMD shall evaluate the Wafers provided by FoundryCo in accordance with the AMD-Specific Qualification Plan or the Qualification Plan, as applicable. The parties will then assess in accordance with the procedures set forth in Exhibit G whether the applicable manufacturing process fulfills the necessary requirements to manufacture the applicable Products in commercial production quantities in accordance with all applicable Specifications and requirements.
Process Evaluation. The Contractor will administer a process to evaluate all SMM processes on a regular basis, at least annually, and more frequently for processes where targeted process metrics have not been reached. This includes identifying areas where the targeted metrics are not met, and holding regular benchmarks, audits, maturity assessments and reviews. Contractor shall facilitate and coordinate the appropriate involvement of Government and the Integrated Service Providers to review proposed improvements and solicit ongoing feedback. Contractor shall maintain an ongoing process improvement plan to address the process improvement opportunities identified. Contractor shall regularly report to Government and EITS Governance on process evaluation results and the accomplishment of process improvements in the delivery of the Integrated Services. Contractor shall conduct an annual audit on the performance of core processes that identifies best practices and opportunities for improvement on all the Integrated Environment practices. Contractor shall provide reviews of the results and recommendations for addressing findings to EITS Governance.
Process Evaluation. The city administration and Schenker are positive, helpful and enthusiastic so we don’t recognise any barriers. There are no political or economic constraints either. Next year, Uppsala’s city centre will become a green zone. This implies that there will be new regulations implemented which force Schenkers/UGSABs to have even more environmentally friendly trucks. UGSABs trucks will have to be replaced by newer trucks and the City Move’s electric truck would be perfect for future deliveries. However there is one constraint: the battery on the truck has to last at least 4 hours driving time.
Process Evaluation. The Mission has carried out a series of external evaluations linked to project performance and quality of data that have derived in a series of recommendations described in this report. One evaluation in the process of being appointed is that of training. The final reports of external evaluations will be published in 2015. Currently the Mission is developing a coverage evaluation of USAID|PrevenSida, using the PLACE methodology; which consists on surveys to conglomerates of key populations in prioritized municipalities according to their HIV incidence and where the USAID|PrevenSida grantee NGOs are implementing HIV prevention actions.
Process Evaluation. The CityMove Project aims to contribute to a more sustainable urban freight transport by demonstration of effectiveness and efficiency of the CityMove urban freight vehicle concept to show that this solutions does help to tackle the problems cities are facing in terms of congestion, pollution, safety as well as freight transport efficiency. Proper evaluation is needed. Besides impact evaluation also process evaluation is important. Process evaluation tries to gain insight in the processes of planning and implementation and to assess the results and outcomes. Process evaluation aims to gain insight into the drivers and barriers during the preparation, implementation and operation of the proposed solution. It analyses the role of information communication and participation during these phases. It should contribute to the cross-site evaluation on Use Case level, and provide relevant input to the policy recommendations. Process evaluation consists of three building blocks: • process topics and issues; • the CityMove solution process evaluation (all prototypes). These objectives should be realised by collecting data on Use Case level. Techniques that can be used to collect data for process evaluation include: questionnaire surveys, focus groups, interviews. The proposed template for data collection (Process Evaluation Template) is provided in Annexes.
Process Evaluation. This study where the Eco statement and manufacturing results has been evaluated, has demonstrate the potential benefits of the ISC technology being developed. Thermoplastic resins special macromolecular structure involves significant advantages in terms of environmental sustainability, recyclability and mechanical properties. It has been seen that controlling temperature, time and velocity during the process can be achieved a perfect consolidation and stringers integration. The results obtained during the development of the entire project show full consolidation both within the laminates and between them and the stiffener structures as stringers showing material physical continuity. Even though it has been show some defects, above all in the transition tooling- thermoplastic areas, the non-destructive analysis have proved the in situ consolidation process reliability and repeatability. Next step is the process optimization, starting from the ancillary materials set up to the layup, this means achieving the industrialization way of the process. As regards of the reprocessing technology, from the test result obtained, the conclusions are: 1) the second pass can be an optimum process to repair no fully consolidated tow in the last ply positioned; 2) all the post-processing in oven conditions tested allows to repair porosity and delamination; 3) the post-processing in oven allows repairing structures with no total integration between ▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇ and skin. This repair process could be applied to similar in-service damage with portable systems. In addition, has been stated that 400ºC and 10, 30 or 60 minutes cycles allow to recover between the 85 and 100% of the material properties.