Sentence examples for correct irregularities. from inspiring English sources
The attack on Yukos could represent the Kremlin's effort to correct irregularities in that process.
The cutler taught Kramer the nuances of the proper grind, how to lubricate a wheel with lard, and how to look for, and correct, irregularities in a blade.
In recent years, fat injections have been used to correct irregularities from reconstructive breast surgery after a mastectomy or a lumpectomy.
Synthetic progesterone is also used to correct irregularities of the menstrual cycle and to maintain pregnancy in cases of threatened abortion.
His heart problem can be resolved with an implanted defibrillator – a small battery-operated box in the left chest with wires leading to the heart that monitors the heart beat and delivers small shocks to correct irregularities.
It will run on energy harvested from the organ's motion, monitor the health of individual cells, and correct irregularities by administering infinitesimal jolts through any of hundreds of electrodes or by delivering drugs held in the device's gelatinous, shadow-thin walls.
In the moment the job might get done, Spear said, but this "normalized deviance" needs to be avoided, or else there is a slim chance of correcting irregularities in the future.
Balbuena Palacios told the Guardian that the decision to rescind memo 190 was aimed at correcting irregularities in the Napo-Tigre proposal, updating the information, and allowing time to do fieldwork between February and April – with the ultimate aim of presenting the results to the cross-sector commission in May or June.
Re-initialization is performed by interrupting the evolution periodically and correcting irregularities of the level set function using a signed distance function.
Background levels were equalized and a shading correction was carried out by the software to correct for irregularities in illumination.
Mr. Booker, 49, an electrician at the plant, went to Russia to correct some irregularities in paperwork that had delayed his Russian fiancée's arrival in the United States, said two of his co-workers, Jerry Kincannon and Mike Byrd.
