Description: CHAPTER I-STATISTICAL CONTROL INTRODUCTIONSOME IMPORTANT HISTORICAL STAGES IN THE CONTROL OF QUALITYTHE STATE OF STATISTICAL CONTROL STATISTICAl. CONTROL AS AN OPERATION THE JUDGMENT OF STATISTICAL CONTROLTHE SIGNIFICANCE OF STATISTICAL CONTROL THE FUTURE OF STATISTICS IN MASS PRODUCTION CHAPTER II-HOW ESTABLISH LIMITS OF VARIABILITY? WHAT IS INVOLVED IN THE PROBLEM? THE PROBLEM FROM THE VIEWPOINT OF STATISTICAL THEORYHOW ESTABLISH TOLERANCE LIMITS IN THE SIMPLEST CASE? HOW ESTABLISH TOLERANCE LIMITS IN THE PRACTICAL CASE? FURTHER CONSIDERATIONS REGARDING TOLERANCE LIMITSCHAPTER III-THE PRESENTATION OF THE RESULTS OF MEASUREMENTS OF PHYSICAL PROPERTIES AND CONSTANTS THE NATURE OF THE PROBLEMTHREE COMPONENTS OF KNOWLEDGE~EVIDENCE, PREDICTION, DEGREE OF BELIEF THE RESULTS OF MEASUREMENT PRESENTED AS ORIGINAL DATATHE RESULTS OF MEASUREMENT PRESENTED AS MEANINGFUL PREDICTIONSTHE RESULTS OF MEASUREMENT PRESENTED AS KNOWLEDGE-IDEAL CONDITIONS THE RESULTS OF MEASUREMENT PRESENTED AS KNOWLEDGE-CUSTOMARY CONDITIONSCONCLUDING COMMENTS CHAPTER IV-THE SPECIFICATION OF ACCURACY AND PRECISION VARIOUS ASPECTS OF THE PROBLEMTHE MEANING OF ACCURACY AND PRECISION-PRELIMINARY COMMENTSOPERATIONAL MEANINGTHE OPERATIONAL MEANING OF ACCURACY AND PRECISIONCONCLUSIONS EPILOGUE SOME COMMENTS ON SYMBOLS AND NOMENCLATURE

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