"When a truck arrives at the loading bay, the clerk enters the manifest accompanying the load and checks in the drums one at a time. As each drum is checked in, it is assigned an identifier."
| Normalization (verb isolation, subject identification) | |
| A truck arrives at the loading bay. | |
| A delivery manifest accompanies a drum load. | |
| A loading bay clerk enters a delivery manifest into the system. | |
| A loading bay clerk checks each drum from a drum load. | |
| Normalization (active verb) | |
| verb: "is assigned" = assigns | |
| The system assigns a drum identifier to each drum. | |
| A drum identifier identifies a drum. | |
| Implications | |
| The ECO depot contains a loading bay. | |
| A truck delivers a drum load to the loading bay. | |
| A drum load contains drums. | |
| What is the nature of a delivery manifest? | |
| A delivery manifest lists the drum count for an EPA hazard type. | |
| How does the loading bay clerk initiate a delivery? | |
| The system presents loading bay operations to a loading bay clerk. | |
| A loading bay clerk selects drum delivery from the loading bay operations. | |
| A loading bay clerk enters a drum count and EPA hazard type into the system. | |
| How is a drum identified? | |
| A loading bay clerk requests a drum identifier from the system. | |
| The system prints a drum identification label for each drum. | |
| A loading bay clerk attaches a drum identification label to a drum. | |