Sentence examples for a type of correction from inspiring English sources

Or, it could offer a type of correction to where we've gone a bit off-path — a tweaking between what technology makes possible and what's really best for families and communities.

The children, whose average age was 10, were assigned to wear either single-vision lenses, bifocals or bifocals with prism, a type of correction that is ground into lenses to help the eyes work together and enhance near vision.

This technique is a type of syntactic correction because it corrects the substitution of a word whose syntactic category did not fit its context.

Perhaps more likely, after reviewing the composition of this survey's sample in comparison to previous Pew surveys, would be to determine whether any type of correction or weighting adjustment would be worth doing to achieve a representative sample.

For these same reasons, we did not use any type of correction to the alpha level used.

In 18 cases, children had some kind of prosthesis (plaster cast, corset) that did not affect there height; their weight was taken without any type of correction.

The Rep function is as follows: (2) Rep : D (w ′ ⊕ v ) = x, where D is a type of error correction decoding function.

As shown in Figure 5, this method first selects an authentication value x and then uses the Gen function, with x and the registered biometric value w to generate a key v as follows: (1) Gen : v = w ⊕ C (x ), where C is the encoding function of a type of error correction code (e.g., Hamming code).

One could say that financial catastrophes do indeed represent a type of self-correction, just like a population crash in wildlife biology/ecology that wipes out more than 90% of the overpopulated species in question--but if so, they are a type of self-correction too hideous to contemplate, and far outside the framework of Smith's harmonious, self-balancing vision of the world.

"It's more like water torture than an October 1987 type of correction," said Timothy M. Ghriskey, portfolio manager of the $2.7 billion Dreyfus Fund.

Even the most passionate cryptocurrency believers admit that we're very likely in a bubble, and that some type of correction will happen.