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Stationary fixed-beam scanner This device is not intended for manual use Instead, it is fixed in place at a point past which items are moved, such as on a conveyor belt The scanner must achieve success on a single scan of any passing bar code or no read will result To handle this situation, the conveyor belt must be equipped with a shunting gate so that the unscanned items are pushed to one side, allowing machine operators to move them back through the scanning station for a second attempt Stationary moving-beam scanner This device is the same as a stationary fixedbeam scanner except that it is equipped with a motor that sends a series of scans over each bar code, ensuring a high percentage of successful scans.

The PQ includes all maintenance activities to ensure that the system will stay in a validated state during the live phase of the life cycle. This will be described in SOPs and documented when done. In this model, the PQ phase also includes DQ/IQ/OQ/PQ for each new item (customization, instrument connection, report, static data, etc.) added to the system before the item can be taken into live use. The number of SOPs needed for a system may vary, but for a complex system it is normally in the range of 15 25, depending on the company s rules for the maximum number of pages in an SOP, as well as the variables in the system. Example, an explanation of how to build the static data or templates in the Laboratory Information Management System (LIMS) may be included in one very large SOP, or one for analytical methods, one for speci cations, one for sample types, one for instruments to be connected, and so on. PQ is described in more detail in 16. The SOPs are described in 5.

Pratt s hypothesis assumes a constant depth to the base of the outermost shell of the Earth, whose density varies according to the surface topography. Thus, mountain ranges would be underlain by relatively low density material and ocean basins by relatively high density material (Fig. 2.29b). Equating the weights of columns of unit cross-section beneath a mountain range and a region of zero elevation gives: g(Tp + h) h = gTp c which on rearrangement provides the condition for isostatic equilibrium of the mountain range:

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This type of scanner is more expensive than the fixed-beam variety, but its added cost can be offset against the reduced (or eliminated) need for a shunting gate and the manual labor associated with it Bar coding is tailor-made for inventory transactions For example, an inventory identification number is often randomly assigned to a component or product and so has no meaning to the person entering it into the computer system for a transaction This situation leads to inaccurate data entry To avoid this problem, bar codes can be attached to all inventory items, which are then scanned as part of any inventory move transaction Another inventory-related use of bar codes is shop floor control.