Sentence examples for correct gesture from inspiring English sources
Hungary is now reportedly planning to extend the wire fence to the Romanian border, which the Romanian foreign ministry has criticised, saying: "Erecting a fence between two European Union member states that are strategic partners [is] not a correct gesture from a political point of view and not in line with the European spirit.
At the end of the recent conference, A.N.C. leaders toasted their avowed "unity" with Champagne, which, as one broadcaster, Hajra Omarjee, put it, was "hardly the most politically correct gesture" for a party claiming to champion the dispossessed in a land where most have never dreamed of tasting fancy French wines.
We achieve 87.3% correct gesture classification on a seven-gesture test database, and the performance reaches 98.2% correct detection under a fusion scheme.
For the samples in Groups (A, B, and C), the distinction between the correct gesture class and the wrong gesture classes is very clear.
On the other hand, "the rate of wrong answers" refers to the ratio of the number of wrong recognition to the number of processed image frames, which is calculated for all gesture classes except the correct gesture class.
"The rate of correct answers" refers to the ratio of the number of correct recognition to the number of processed image frames, which is calculated only for the correct gesture class.
These politically correct gestures seemed overboard to North also, and finally the two men found some common ground.
That's because for all his leftward feints and politically correct gestures, Cameron is campaigning on a vision of government that owes a great deal to the American conservative tradition.
Matches were considered to be 'correct' when utterances were associated with the correct gestures, and utterances without any accompanying gestures were considered 'correct' when no gestures were associated with them.
If a user failed to properly reproduce the correct gestures fives times in a row they would be prompted for the password they set up when they first used the device.
Of course, it's a politically correct token gesture.
