But this approach means that you can correct a critical misrecognition right on the pen — using an on-screen keyboard — while you still have the original document before you for reference.
The work presented in this paper identifies and corrects a critical error; specifically that the Richter model incorrectly predicts that shoulder torque is due to an anteflexing muscle moment.
Jeffrey Godown, who was brought in by Mayor Antonio Villaraigosa amid a growing controversy over the accuracy of LAFD performance reports, told the Fire Commission that the agency has not focused enough effort on correcting a problem critical to managing emergency responses.
"Whereas purely technical or intellectual errors can, in most instances, be corrected, a failure in a critical juncture to show the reasonable human response which any person inevitably expects from another on whom he deeply depends can invalidate years of patient and largely skillful work," he writes.
We correct an error in a critical parameter of the previous work and discuss the possible consequences of this error for design in the UK.
Among his many activities, Maximus took part in the preparation of a corrected and critical edition of the Kormchaya kniga, a Slavic version of the Byzantine ecclesiastical laws collected as the Nomocanon.
And as far as correcting the critical weakness of the British economy went, the Thatcherites had a clear answer.
lumacaftor, plausibly acting by correcting the folding of a critical contact site in CFTR structure (Farinha et al., 2013), rescues the abnormal intracellular localization of F508del-CFTR to the cell surface, a traffic defect that is common to all Class II CFTR mutants.
Efficiently diagnosing and correcting misalignment is critical to maintaining optimal performance.
