Sentence examples for correct sense from inspiring English sources

But all agreed that at the national level, spellers need to start perusing the dictionary, in the verb's correct sense ("to read with great care").

It's difficult for Watchmen, for example, to convey the correct sense of existential dread to a generation that never knew the threat of nuclear destruction.

Many purists maintain that the only correct sense of a word is the original one.

I don't mean this in the politically correct sense but in the very mental and physical sense.

People are often motivated to reveal confidential information from a misplaced (or correct) sense of justice, directing their retribution at people or companies they believe have been harmful.

Thus Garber (1992, Chapter 6 8) proposes that Descartes actually took the unequivocal notion of motion properly speaking to be the correct sense of motion in mechanics.

In the existing researches, most protocols assume that SUs can derive correct sensing results.

Malicious users might be the majority in a region; however, we assume that there are enough secondary users submitting correct sensing reports.

In particular, we generate all sets with k3 SUs i 5 ∈ Φ k 3, j 3 l 3 where SU i4 collects correct sensing information from SUs i5 (i.e., there is no error on the channel between i4 and i5).

For group one, we generate all sets with k5 SUs i 10 ∈ Ξ k 5, j 4 l 5 where SU i9 collects correct sensing information from SUs i10 (i.e., there is no error on the channel between i9 and i10).

We then proceed to compute for the minimum occupied bandwidth required by the RL scheme to guarantee correct sensing and reconstruction of a spatially sparse field under the constraint of a given refresh time T c. Figure 9 plots the occupied bandwidth evaluated according to (17) versus the network size in terms of the number of sensors.