The phrase "advance correction" is not commonly used in written English and may cause confusion.
It could be used in contexts where you are referring to corrections made ahead of time or in advance of a deadline.
Example: "Please submit your advance correction to the report by the end of the week."
Alternatives: "preliminary correction" or "prior correction".
Advanced correction leads to the lowest errors for both maps.
Despite promising advances, attenuation correction of PET data remains challenging in PET/MRI.
The theoretical investigation of those systems are now well advanced (relativistic corrections of H, positronium and muonium negative ions have been studied, for example, by Barham and Darewych, see [27] and references therein).
Accordingly, advanced terrain-correction methods for SAR imagery [e.g., 73, 74] and new accurate DEM products (e.g., TanDEM-X DEM) should be analyzed and included to further improve AGB estimations for mountainous regions.
Merging new missions, reprocessing events, newer algorithms, advanced atmospheric corrections, and the stability between ChlRS- a and Chl-a require further discussion, and could be considered during criteria triannual reviews.
More recently, this approach has been re-examined in response to advances in atmospheric correction and the need to monitor large areas efficiently [2], [3], [5].
Therefore, we obtain the geomagnetic data beneath the LED light in advance and make corrections using these values.
Original fiber arrangements, alternative modulation formats, alternative detection schemes, new amplifiers, and advanced forward-error correction (FEC) are all potential enablers for making submarine links compatible with a 40 Gbit/s channel rate.
At the end of the fifth wave of a long advance, there is a correction of a degree that corresponds to the size of the move up.
Calculate the image coordinates through evaluating the polynomials correction in advance, storing them in a lookup table which is referenced at run-time.
