Dewey,
I like this one.  I think the OA definitions are very workable. 

One of my esteemed colleagues here (Rob, who is a Technet Lurker) 
suggested Chromatic Aberration, which I will try to use internally just to 
irritate certain individuals.

As to your final suggestion, there are too many things here at Rockwell 
Collins already covered using that name, the worst being the level of 
intended violence of an assembled mob bearing tar and chicken feathers. 
"How ugly is the mob?  Has not gotten to Doug level yet..."

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yq1KeyEARBU 


Doug Pauls



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Date:   01/07/2014 08:07 AM
Subject:        RE: [TN] Help with  a Term



I's hard to help if I don't know where you want to record it. I full well 
no all the terms and the intended or un-intended intelligence 
/expectations attached to them. Here is what I use whether it's just to 
humor me or feign a continuous process improvement step for AS9100. They 
on their own do not constitute a reject, non-conformance or process 
indicator.
OA (observable anomaly) with an additional level of granularity: 
OA-V(visual); OA-M(measurable).
Since it depends on what you want to do with them; just call them a Doug.
Dewey

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Sent: Monday, January 06, 2014 3:10 PM
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Subject: [TN] Help with a Term

Good afternoon all,

I need help finding an adequate term for something, so I thought I would 
ask you all.

If I am inspecting conformal coating, and I see a visual "item of 
interest", what term generically do I call the "item of interest"?  The 
item of interest may or may not be a defect but it looks visually 
different than the coating around it.

I have tried Visual Anomaly, or Visual Artifact, but people here don't 
seem to like any of them?

What do y'all think?

Doug Pauls


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