Sentence examples for call correction from inspiring English sources

The art market had a moment of what they call "correction" after the economic crisis of 2008.

"When it comes to these types of big projects, there could be a need for some type of what we call correction measures to be taken.

It was to establish that there are public interests and human values other than retribution that ought to be reflected in the system we euphemistically call "corrections".

In economically troubled Illinois "where the inmate population has more than doubled in a decade, officials call corrections the state's major growth industry," U. S. News & World Report has reported.

Overall, missing or erroneous calls seem to have had little impact on original marker ordering, which had little change during subsequent mapping iterations where heterozygous call corrections were implemented.

Such values of the numerical aperture are called correction zones.

The second term in the right is called correction and (tilde{u}u_{n}) is considered as a restricted variation, i.e (delta u_{n}=0).

He has modified the general Lagrange multiplier method into an iteration method which is called correction functional as follows [1 4, 9]: (2.2).

All scoring was performed in GeneMarker version 1.3 (Softgenetics) using the software's routine for size-call correction before scoring.

Each module has an evaluation guide called Correction Guide for the tutors to analyze the learners' performance.

In fact, it is their vocal opponents on the liberal left who believe that people can just go on getting better without what the market calls "corrections" now and again.