Übersetzung für 'quality system document' von Englisch nach Deutsch

quality system document

QM-Dokument {n}econ.QMtech.

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document-quality {adj}

dokumentenecht

Werbung

quality document

Qualitätsdokument {n}QM

document-proof quality [of e. g. inks or writing material]

Dokumentenechtheit {f} [von Schreibmaterialien]

document system

Dokumentensystem {n}

document exchange system

Dokumentenaustauschsystem {n}

document management system <DMS>

Dokumentenmanagementsystem {n} <DMS>comp.

Dokumentenverwaltungs­system {n}comp.

system reference document <SRD> [in role-playing games]

System-Referenz-Dokument {n} [bei Rollenspielen]games

Systemreferenzdokument {n} [bei Rollenspielen]games

system quality

Systemqualität {f}tech.

quality system <QS>

Qualitätssystem {n} <QS>econ.ind.QM

quality management system

Qualitätsmanagement-System {n}QM

quality control system

Qualitätskontrollsystem {n}QM

quality assurance system

Qualitätssicherungs­-System {n}

quality system record <QSR>

Dokumentation {f} des Qualitätssystems [Qualitätssystemakte]MedTech.QM

quality control system <QCS>

Qualitätssicherungs­system {n} <QS-System>QM

quality system regulation <QSR>

Verordnung {f} für Qualitätssystemeecon.QM

quality information system <QIS>

Qualitätsinformationssystem {n} <QIS>QM

quality assurance system <QAS>

Qualitätssicherungs­system {n} <QSS>QM

quality management system <QMS>

Qualitätsmanagementsystem {n} <QMS>QM

• In 2003 BiArt/ISO Quality management system was built onto Aida's core document management functionally (which now forms the core of the Scribo CMS).
• In quality management system, a quality policy is a document developed by management to express the directive of the top management with respect to quality.
• The plan also analyzed air quality impacts of future land development and transportation change; these studies were carried out in a companion document prepared by Earthmetrics, and these analyses were used to size the future roadway system and intersection controls.
• Religious law refers to the notion of a religious system or document being used as a legal source, though the methodology used varies.
• These research efforts can be used to document and communicate trends in air quality in West Oakland to policymakers.

• The company's investment in the Monte Cristo area yielded ore of poorer quality than expected and it was unable to meet the promises in the "Remarkable Document", which was amended several times with the Rucker Brothers, by then junior partners in the company.
• Using Spip, a GP practice manager can add up to 500 items of local, practice specific information and the disseminate it to all their staff, at the same time enabling some of them to edit and add information, thus creating a crowdsourced and interactive document.
• The design and specification of a document camera are a combination of several different technologies.
• The standard no longer specifies that the organization shall issue and maintain documented procedures, but ISO 9001:2015 requires the organization to document any other procedures required for its effective operation.
• In general, an author will have difficulty providing indexing terms that characterize his or her document "relative" to other documents in the database.

• Some auditors, Boulders Advisors Limited, in a document stated that their review of "Loans Granted to Related Parties not Connected to the UT Group" found out that there were "poor credit management practices, poor credit governance and supervision".
• State and Federal hazardous waste-management regulations and requirements are merged into a single reference document, APCEC Regulation 23 (Arkansas Pollution Control and Ecology Commission, 2012a).
• This and several other technical support guidelines to the Guideline 0-2005 document provide specific information related to the commissioning process.
• Previously, these rights and responsibilities had evolved in common law or through English or EU law, or were policy pledges by the NHS and UK government that have been written into the document.
• With to the advance of technology, many data entry clerks no longer work with hand-written documents.