Sentence examples for correct major from inspiring English sources
Grief is what it took to make the rigidly correct Major notice Mrs. Ali, or anything else around him.
Rather that online reporting could offer a fresh start - the opportunity to correct major defects in the existing coverage of research.
Frequently service or server configuration is sufficient to hide or correct major issues.
5 8 6 19 (b) My instructor should correct major errors but not the minor ones.
It not only illustrates the diminished standing of network news anchors, but the rise of social media, like Facebook and Twitter, which enable everyday viewers to challenge and correct major news organisations.
However, according to him, the developers failed "to correct major shortcomings" in Dune II, as its fog of war does not fit with the real-world setting, also finding fault with design choices in the game's missions, which he believed were structured like "puzzles" that allowed for only one way to win.
Mr. Carroll, who edited the paper from 1979 to 1991, said he was just trying to underscore the difficulty of correcting major mistakes.
The overall result was mixed, with Option C (only correcting errors that interfere with communicating ideas) being slightly higher than Option A (correcting all errors) and Option B (only correcting major errors).
The authors used a scoring function designed using semi-empirical QM Hamiltonians to discriminate between native and decoy poses generated from the program AutoDock 4. Recently, a newly developed semi-empirical PM6 method was introduced that corrects major errors in AM1 and PM3 calculations and is useful for semi-empirical charge calculations of small ligands as well as proteins [23].
It would be extra, extraordinary to get a stay now from the Supreme Court Justices, who view their job as reviewing decisions of the lower courts and correcting major errors, not making those decisions in the first instance.
Direct orthogonal signal correction (DOSC) is applied to correct for major variance sources such as temperature effects, time influences and instrumental differences in near infrared (NIR) data.
