Furthermore, individuals who spoke only Hindi verified the correct impression and idiomatic meaning of each question to the research team.
He wanted to correct any impression of the night sister "running around, administering an injection, giving tablets, then the phone rings and they have to answer that as well".
Along with her many other achievements - as a translator, a botanist, an indexer of the Standard Edition of Freud, and later as an enormously successful diarist and memoirist - Frances devoted her life to correcting this impression of her husband.
Nearly 10 years ago Richard Palmer and John White put together a new collection, Larkin's Jazz, part of the aim of which was to correct impressions about his criticism.
At the same time, we have to correct a skewed impression of Europe: The EU isn't a threat, but a sensible evolution of the nation-state.
These young delegates were champions and strong advocates of the new Global Goals for Sustainable Development - delegates from the Middle East championed the "Peace and Justice" goal as they aim to correct the unsafe impression of being in Pataki and are advocates for women in the rural communities.
She added that the service corrected false impressions of Ms. Kennedy.
A high proportion of non-classified pixels gives a false impression of correct predictions when the percentage of correct predictions is calculated based only on classified pixels (column three in Table 2).
Ms Coley explained that the desire to correct the public's impression of Tottenham inspired the children.
As there cannot be assumed to be a way of using the sign which the linguist succeeds even in determining, let alone establishing, and which is the correct way, independent of the linguist's later impression of the correct way, then a defender of "private language" would have to show that there was.
