Sentence examples for constant correction from inspiring English sources
But in a tower defence game you learn that even the best-made plans need constant correction.
Indeed the constant correction of opera's besetting faults, such as com mercialism of management, artistic irresponsibility of singers, and the perpetual weakness of its public, of any public, for mechanized scenery, has been aimed less toward eliminat ing humanity's low motives than at restoring to favor its higher ones.
Anthropological research required constant correction through collaboration with scholars coming from other cultural and scholarly traditions.
The tubular secretion of creatinine is extremely variable and does not allow the use of a constant correction factor [ 55].
To date, the constant correction coefficient Aeff(7) is used to account for lateral diffusion in DGT measurements.
A lumped constant correction factor is not required because the unlabelled and C- or C-labelled precursors have the same kinetics.
Arthur's valiant fight against mental jumble — evident in the precision of his diction, the minor and constant corrections to his posture, his refusal to reveal himself with eye contact — is so touching as to suggest the whole human condition.
Half a second is – just – inside the norm of reaction times, but military aircraft are routinely built to be so manoeuvrable that the human nervous system cannot react quickly enough to make the constant corrections necessary to keep them in the air.
There are facts of the matter about future states of affairs, but they can only be measured in probabilities, cautiously and with constant corrections as new facts come to light.
It'll just auto-correct for the wind, thanks to its built-in autopilot (you probably want to turn this mode off when you are trying to take a video, however, as the constant corrections will show up in your videos).
When Gerardus Mercator designed his map in 1569, it was a tool ships used to easily plot courses in a straight line without making constant corrections for the Earth's curves.
