Sentence examples for correct its errors from inspiring English sources

If Israel wants to celebrate the next sixty-four years, nay, even the next ten years, of independence, with ample praise and adulation for its progress, it must correct its errors, change its current course, and above all else, work tirelessly to achieve a peace agreement with the Palestinians.

This allows them to learn how computer vision works and supervised learning works and how they could teach the computer or a robot to recognize a specific object from a collection of things and correct its errors such that it becomes better over time.

The Guardian is happy to correct its errors and in the interests of accuracy it will in the next few weeks be publishing a series of articles with headlines such as "Klopp – serial loser", "When will Kloppo-Floppo finish the job?" and "Mad sad Jürg: my five-time final agony".

The United States is far from a perfect country, but it does possess an admirable quality among nations to correct its errors, learn from its mistakes, and emerge as a country that is both stronger and more free.

But a failure to investigate and then to correct its errors is unpardonable.

These women also helped program Eniac, using handwritten formulas to correct its errors.

He called on the Nobel committee "to correct its error" and asks Dr Lauterbur and Dr Mansfield to share the prize with him.

It was only after a friend pointed out to the curator that alongside the watercolourists and unpublished playwrights lived a man who may tomorrow lift the Nobel Prize for literature that the museum sought to correct its error.

Editors also insist that science corrects its errors.

After the district corrected its errors, the district reported only incremental progress that was comparable to school systems without the requirements.

Last week, it corrected its error, passing a similar bill despite renewed opposition from the state doctors' guild, which whined, as it has for years, that allowing nurse practitioners to operate independently would put patients at risk.