Using this approach, process 1 (see picture) is better even though some items fall beyond specification limits.

Big-ticket items expected to last three or more years fell six-tenths of 1 percent in July, to $108.5 billion.

These big-ticket items fell by 3.9 percent in August.

Various items, such as costs related to increases in student enrollment, do not fall under the cap.

Only a few items fell short of the mark.

The larger items fall to the bottom or are held in a basket for later clean out.

Most small arms and some pyrotechnic items fall into this category.

Loose items fell to the floor, and several people followed the objects.

Should such items fall out of fashion, price-cutting usually does not help their sales.

As the conveyer moves, other items for the same customer also fall into the bin.