Sentence examples for corrected in terms of from inspiring English sources

The mismatch between wavelengths would need to be corrected in terms of only the magnification difference induced by chromatic aberration; it is not necessary for the wavelengths to otherwise be matched as would be necessary if the technique involved, for example, solution of the transport of intensity equation.

Be forgiving and understanding; most mess-ups can be corrected in terms of communicating and making friends provided you're willing to move past initial feelings of dislike, outrage or disappointment.

He told ITV at half-time: "We are doing most things correct in terms of passing but losing that goal the way we did is a shocker.

Speaking at halftime he said: "We are doing most things correct in terms of passing, but losing that goal the way we did is a shocker.

Are they correct in terms of the overall system specification?

"I think in each of the commutation efforts we've gone through... as it relates to time, there's kind of some fundamental injustice that we should correct in terms of the time that any of these individuals is now serving, which is, in cases across the board, Republicans and Democrats, conservatives and progressives agree, is too much," he said.

Secondly, a preprocessing step is employed to obtain a corrected image in terms of intensity inhomogeneity.

His actions are absolutely correct, in terms of patching something which is broken.

That might be correct in terms of avoiding immediate health effects from radiation (though after Fukushima, he advised United States citizens in Japan to stay at least 50 miles away from the reactors).

The predicted acreage is usually correct in terms of direction.

For me it's more about driving, so I do restorations to be functional and correct in terms of originality.