Sentence examples for a properly corrected from inspiring English sources

The SBO approach replaces direct optimization of the high fidelity (accurate but computationally expensive) model by iterative optimization of a properly corrected low fidelity model obtained from low fidelity CFD simulations.

The basic idea of postrefinement is that the ratio of the intensity of a partially recorded reflection to its value in a properly corrected and scaled reference data set is a very sensitive measure of the orientation and unit-cell parameters of the crystal and of diffracting-range parameters such as mosaic spread, energy dispersion, and range of unit-cell parameters within the diffracting volume.

When the orbit is predicted for 20 days, the error in the a priori atmosphere model, if not properly corrected, could induce a semi-major axis error of up to a few kilometers and an overall position error of several thousand kilometers respectively.

Even when we think we've properly corrected a false belief, the original exposure often continues to influence our memory and thoughts.

Patients included in the study either had a normal coagulation profile or a defect that could be properly corrected prior to surgery.

They are in very good agreement with those in the HITRAN database if the latter, which are for a speed-dependent Voigt profile, are properly corrected to correspond to a Voigt profile.

Because the residual zygomatic bone was deficient in volume and shape, an osteotomy alone would have not properly corrected the projections.

Or, most egregiously, simply being a military-age male and thus automatically designated a combatant, as was the case until you properly corrected it in last week's speech.

The approach is shown to be adequate for evaluating the diffusivity and its dependence on the degree of pellet saturation with a liquid, provided that the NMR microimaging data are properly corrected for the relaxation weighting effects.

It was a total fraud on the American people and should be properly corrected.

The plasma campesterol concentration is shown here to correlate with the participants' age, characterizing a new, interesting finding because the absorption data had been properly corrected for the plasma cholesterol concentration and body mass index.