Sentence examples for arrangements correctly from inspiring English sources

For them it is important to confirm that both parties have understood the agreed arrangements correctly, and they are known for keeping their word and respecting agreements, even those that have only been agreed upon verbally.

I show in comment 2 below that they have failed to reconstruct the ancestral arrangement correctly.

This atypical arrangement could correctly position the residues of the active site, which is located at the intersection of α1 and α2 at the top of the β-sheet, a location different to that of Cas6 (see below).

Schoenberg demonstrates that this arrangement allows the somatosensory system to develop correctly with the appropriate input-output connections.

This finding suggests that the knowledge of the patient-specific fibre arrangement is important to correctly estimate the single ventricle's working condition and consequently can be valuable to support clinical decision.

However, when set up correctly this arrangement supports the spindle over a much greater length and provides totally smooth and vibration-free running.

They are even able to orient themselves correctly to the arrangement of night skies projected on the dome of a planetarium; true celestial navigation is involved because the birds determine their latitude and longitude by the position of the stars.

This was reported on by Politico's Mike Allen, who correctly implied that these arrangements -- and not the reporting that disclosed them -- were "unseemly".

Such a two-dimensional representation correctly shows the bonding arrangement in ethane, but it does not convey any information about its three-dimensional architecture.

The overall topology correctly reflected the basic arrangement of basal angiosperms, lower eudicots, rosids and asterids, but within each of these broader phylogenetic groupings the ordinal relationships varied appreciably from APG III (Figure 1; Inset Figure).

This led the Office of Legal Counsel in 1977 to reject a plan for Justice Department lawyers and federal defenders to trade places for a while, correctly concluding that such an arrangement would put participating attorneys in an impossible ethical bind.