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For the current bailouts to ultimately do more good than harm, those failings must be vetted and corrected via stronger laws, regulation and oversight.
Whereas conductive hearing loss often can be corrected via surgery and is relatively common in childhood, sensorineural hearing loss usually is permanent.
Any abnormal deviation of facial landmarks is corrected via PCA subspace model.
In a further step, an algorithm was proposed for designing wire paths of variable radius, so that the deviations in the machined parts can be corrected via software.
This is especially important for random errors that cannot be corrected via on-board image guidance prior to or during treatment delivery.
Initialized landmark positions are corrected via shape descriptors of Gaussian curvature, mean curvature, surface normals and landmark distances to the face symmetry plane.
For example, following the broadcast of the Torchwood episode 'Cyberwoman' (13 November 2006), the official Torchwood website provided information about 'The Fall of Torchwood One' that attempted to correct – via 'additive comprehension' – what some fans had regarded as a glaring error in the plot.
These problems are particularly common (and difficult to correct via a specific, immediate, human intervention) in web-based applications that have to run unattended with, ideally, 100% availability.
Therefore, for any given Λ there exists a large enough sample size that, if used to estimate confidence intervals, will yield significantly biased intervals that are difficult to correct via standard statistical methods.
Around 600,000 pairs have been bought around the world in almost four years – including in the developing world, with the eyewear sold for £1 a pair to Rwandans in need of corrected vision via a connected charity.
That said, you can create an alternate version, make changes and submit it to other institutions.Nicole promptly sent an e-mail to the college's office of admissions, explaining her mistake and sending a corrected copy via snail mail.
