Sentence examples for correct reproduction from inspiring English sources

Later, he went outside to work on a project of his own: painting a 19th-century window with a historically correct reproduction sash brush and hand-mixed white paint.

But in providing us with an archivally and anatomically correct reproduction of a landmark show, its creators neglected to restore its central nervous system and, most important, its throbbing heart.

For correct reproduction of the real boundary conditions the magnetic flux between spots should be taken into account.

This emphasizes the importance of the volcanic and solar forcings for the correct reproduction of observed trends.

The results show the correct reproduction of the turbulent statistics except for some fluctuations in the near wall region.

If the correct reproduction of model amplitudes is important, classical damping towards a smooth model using an ℓ2 norm works almost as well as minimizing the total variation but is much more efficient.

Subject performance is evaluated according to the number of correct reproductions (the maximum score being 10) and error assessment (taking into account the specific type of error made by the subject: omission, distortion, displacement, perseverance, rotation, size and whether located to left or right).

This means that a spatially correct WFS reproduction of first-order ceiling reflections, by means of a loudspeaker array at the ceiling of the auralization reproduction room, is necessary and probably sufficient to create the desired 3D spatial perception.

Both objective evaluation via color difference measurement and subjective evaluation via clinical experiment showed that the CHT works well as a color vision test: it is highly correlated with the Farnsworth-Munsell 100 Hue (FM100H) test and allows for a more elaborate and correct color reproduction than the FM100H test.

However, the weight matrix encoding the projections from premotor to somatosensory cortex is updated only during correct self-reproductions of the corresponding speech sound (i.e. strictly after the learning of the auditory target for the sound).

Average daylight is rated at about 5,500 K, the light from an overcast sky from 6,500 K up; the colour temperature of tungsten lamps ranges between 2,600 and 3,400 K. To ensure correct "white-light" colour reproduction with different types of lighting, the sensitivities of the three film layers must be matched to the colour temperature of the light.