His wife, Shoba, a computer scientist who was born in India, told me that sometimes in the middle of an unrelated conversation he would suddenly say, "What did I do wrong?" O'Shea became determined to correct what he called "my fatal mistake," and began a series of painstaking experiments on other species of juvenile deep-sea squid.
When motion content increases in the video sequence, the pre-assigned parity data rate may become insufficient to correct the errors while it may result in sending redundant parity bits when the motion content decreases in the same video sequence.
Stereological and statistical calculations should become available to correct the number of partially sectioned cells in the LCM samples.
The moment when creaminess is at its peak does not always (or even often) coincide with the moment when the rice is cooked; keep cooking and the dish may become dry; attempt to correct this and it may become watery.
My mind, too, has become nicely obedient to correct "non-winning thought", which is a slightly more difficult and complex thing.
Distraction osteogenesis (DO) has become increasingly popular to correct craniosynostosis.
If detection of data errors is delayed, they become more difficult to correct [ 4, 6, 7].
When your body is accustomed to leaning forward or slouching when at your computer desk, it becomes even more difficult to correct your posture because you have become accustomed to that position (your muscles shorten in your chest, etc).
And when a group, responding to false information, becomes more strident, efforts to correct the record may make things worse.
While spring-assisted cranioplasty has become a widespread technique to correct scaphocephaly in children with sagittal synostosis, predicting head shape changes induced by the gradual opening of the springs remains challenging.
