Posted by Jay G. on 06/24/06 22:10

On Sat, 24 Jun 2006 20:40:47 GMT, Roy L. Fuchs wrote:

> On Sat, 24 Jun 2006 07:23:09 -0500, "Jay G." <Jay@tmbg.org> Gave us:
>
>>> "Prime Pass Yield"
>>
>>Please define this term, as google come up with zero hits for it, and it
>>seems like you might've made it up.
>
> Now, you have proven yourself to be a true idiot.

Is that an idiot that's undergone MPEG2 compression?

> It is a manufacturing term, dumbfuck.
>
> Also, retard boy, in a SIMPLE google search of "prime pass yield"
> the VERY FIRST listing explains it. You pathetic, sad, clueless pup.

Not if you do a search for the phrase "prime pass yield" it doesn't. If
you do a search for the words, the term "first pass yield" shows up with
the word "prime" used elsewhere on the page in an unrelated fashion.

> It is also known as "first pass yield".

Pretty much exclusively known as that it seems, unless you can pull up a
page that uses the actual phrase "prime pass yield."

> No, ASSWIPE, I did not "make it up".

No, you got the term wrong, and are apparently using it incorrectly as
well. "First Pass Yield" refers to the yield from a specific individual
process. Unless you're claiming that stamping a Blu-Ray disc consists of
only one process, the term you were looking for was "total process yield."

http://www.isixsigma.com/dictionary/First_Time_Yield_-_FTY-167.htm

-Jay

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