Sentence examples for correct the content of from inspiring English sources
In the next dialog turn, the user tries to correct the content of the semantic slots so that the system can repair the misrecognized user's intention.
Most of these approaches perform simple one-to-one conversions and do not augment or correct the content of the document.
The Auckland court on Tuesday ordered GSK to correct the contents listed on packaging of the syrup-based drink and place ads in major New Zealand newspapers owning up to its mistake.
The concentrations of MDA (expressed as nmol of MDA per mg protein) were calculated by interpolation in a standard curve of MDA (constructed in parallel), corrected by the content of protein per sample and expressed as percent of MDA formed versus the control values.
ROS levels, expressed as nmol of oxidized DCF per mg protein, were calculated by interpolation in a standard curve of oxidized DCF (constructed in parallel), corrected by the content of protein per sample and expressed as percentage of DCF oxidized formed versus the control values.
Betaine values were further updated in 2008 after correcting the betaine content of some common foods (breads and grains especially).
For example, the argument from the fine grained nature of experience generally begins by arguing that one need not have the concepts involved in the correct specification of the content of perception in order to undergo a perception with that content, e.g., one need not have the concept red27 in order to have a perception correctly specifiable in terms of such a concept.
Thus even if the conceptualists manage to show that subjects do possess all the concepts involved in the correct specification of the content of perception, it still does not show that the content of perception is conceptual, it only undercuts the motivation the nonconceptualist can obtain from the fineness of grain argument (Coliva 2003, Bermúdez 2007).
These data suggest that high levels of knowledge of HIV-specific criminal laws and correct understanding of the content of the laws should not be assumed.
ToM involves both the ability to understand that others have mental states different from one's own, and the capability to make correct inferences about the content of those mental states [ 5].
