Sentence examples for correct a shortcoming from inspiring English sources

Software updates are already used to fine-tune operations — for instance, uploading the latest computer instructions to correct a shortcoming in the stability control system discovered only after the car left the assembly line — but a further degree of development could help owners stay current with information now important to them.

Hence, they must interpolate quite large areas; because of the shortcomings of the detection step, they tend to attempt to correct a substantial amount of clean data.

The opposite conclusion was reached by some other circuit courts, which cited state laws giving lawyers a lien on a settlement, meaning that their fees are not counted under the A.M.T. Judge McKay wrote, "Congress, not this court, must correct any shortcomings in the A.M.T.'s application".

The purchase agreement gave Lehman 15 days to correct any shortcomings in disclosures, and Goldman breached the deal by failing to provide that window, Lehman alleged.

To correct this shortcoming, we introduce a complementary push phase that speeds up the convergence of the random walk.

and other committee leaders and said he was "committed to correcting any shortcomings" related to the incident, a spokesman for the spy agency said.

Shape theory is designed to correct this shortcoming of homotopy theory by replacing homotopy classes of maps by shape morphisms.

To correct this shortcoming of DF-type interface solutions for unconfined aquifers, we here adapt the outflow gap estimate of an analytical 2-D interface solution for infinitely thick aquifers to fit the 50%-salinity contour of variable-density solutions for finite-depth aquifers.

Many Peruvians and outsiders hoped that this second round, due to take place on Sunday, would provide a chance to correct the shortcomings of the first vote.That now looks unlikely.

After weeks in which he has stirred doubts about his abilities as a candidate, Mr. Perry is re-examining his campaign — and himself — in an effort to correct his shortcomings of style and substance so he can capitalize on his strengths, including the $15 million he has in the bank and what he points to as a record of job creation in Texas.

In a bid to correct its marketing shortcomings, HTC previously announced a new Chief Marketing Officer, Benjamin Ho, would be taking over this month — replacing the now former CMO John Wang.