Publisher's Synopsis
Excerpt from The Bell System Technical Journal, 1941, Vol. 20
Whether sampling may be employed to advantage in place of 100% inspection usually depends, of course, on the purpose for which inspection is made. The sampling tables here presented provide definite procedures for conducting inspections that have certain immediate purposes which are described in some detail. Through their provision for instituting a screening inspection whenever quality falls below an acceptable level, the procedures have been found in practice to enforce a program of controlling quality in process as the alternative to high inspection costs.
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