Sentence examples for certain correctness from inspiring English sources

Proof nets, considered statically as graphs satisfying certain correctness criteria, remove spurious choices relating to the order of rule applications in sequent calculi: in this respect, they represent a purely 'declarative' view on categorial deductions.

The use of a formal language permits us to verify that the specifications possess certain correctness properties, namely that the responsibilities assigned to roles are fulfilled, and that constraints are maintained as a result of process execution.

Though a certain political correctness draws a veil around the subject, westerners are treated differently.

"In academia, though, there is a certain political correctness that says to reduce a political phenomenon like terrorism or democracy to sex just isn't right".

Perversely, the BBC Asian Network is now threatened with being weakened and diluted by an argument that stems from a certain political correctness.

Worth remembering, for with its beginnings in hard- left politics, Topic has often been tarred with a certain ideological correctness, especially recently, as the likes of guitarist Bert Jansch and the delicate Vashti Bunyan, who would not have been touched with a barge pole back in the Sixties, have enjoyed newfound fame.

Even the wiser bears, such as James Grant, publisher of Grant's Interest Rate Observer, admit to a certain "financial correctness".

A more fleshed out criticism comes from President George H. W. Bush who said, "The notion of political correctness declares certain topics, certain expressions, even certain gestures off-limits.

Mr. Wahid is a proud and stubborn man, certain of his correctness and ready for a fight.

As with many of the classic cocktails, you will find two schools on the subject of shaking versus stirring in preparing this drink, each adamantly certain of its correctness.

In order to guarantee correctness, certain values that are computed and overwritten in the original program must be made available in the adjoint program.