Sentence examples for becomes correct from inspiring English sources

But — and as we will see shortly in his other points — sensors are proliferating everywhere, so the point becomes correct from both directions at the same time.

For example, the orange upward link (element D in Fig. 5) is the transiting cohort that is incorrect at the first phase and then becomes correct.

For extreme error cases, however, mean tree length starts out much too high in the inferred trees, becomes correct around the point where declared error is equal to true error, and then becomes much too low with further correction.

Stage 1 (simple discrimination [SD]) requires learning of the correct stimulus from a choice of two shapes; at Stage 2 (simple reversal [SR]) the previously irrelevant shape becomes correct.

Well, is he alive or isn't he?This is not one of those errors that can become correct because millions make them.

Going into the trancehalfway between eating and thinking,the thought of an apricot, the apricot of a thought,whose goodness occurs over time, so thatsome had been better earlier, others soonwould become correct, I mean ripe.

This can be proved that once their values are suppressed (setting to zero), the classifications will become correct.

In the context of PI, between two phases of voting, when some students are incorrect in the first phase but go on to become correct in the next phase, they highlight the starburst pattern (see Fig. 11a).

And by limiting future century leap years to those divisible by 900 and which have a remainder of 200 or 600, we have become correct to one day in 44,000 years!

The tides of Islamophobia and nativism continue to swell and engulf the earth while we ignore voices from the Middle East and around the world that rightfully point out that Muslims are being killed by those who seek to impose Wahabbism on the world; when did it become correct to associate fanatics obsessed with bringing the apocalypse with dead women and children?

A series of three reversals was given, whereby in each reversal the previously correct lever became incorrect and the previously incorrect lever became correct (reversals 1 3).