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EQM

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EQMEngineering Qualification Model
EQMErectile Quality Monitor
EQMEngineering Qualifying Model
EQMEquivalent Manpower
EQMEnterprise Quality Management
EQMEnvironmental Quality Management (Cincinnati, OH)
EQMEnvironmental Quality Modeling and Simulation
EQMElite Qualifying Miles (United Airlines Mileage Plus)
EQMExternal Quality Monitoring (customer evaluation of service received)
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The Test-Mate blood analyzer (TA-20; EQM Research Inc.
Cytogenetic monitoring in a population occupationally exposed to ... by Leone, Paola E. / Environmental Health Perspectives
Two editions of Synergy are available, including Synergy Gold for stand alone PCs and local area networks, and Synergy EQM (enterprise-wide quality management).
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The development of most EQM systems has been as a result of a pragmatic response to government mandates, and systems adapt and respond to changing situations.
An assessment of past and current approaches to quality in higher ... by Harvey, Lee / Australian Journal of Education
 
 
 
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