Sentence examples for correcting from from inspiring English sources

Their brains may then be accustomed to correcting from reddish illumination.

Yet Athill also describes Rhys, at almost 90 years old, correcting from memory the proofs of her final collection of stories -- a "clear glimpse of the central mystery of Jean Rhys: the existence within a person so incompetent and so given to muddle and disaster -- even to destruction -- of an artist as strong as steel".

Correcting from gross to net energy, we show that a low-carbon transition would probably lead to a 24 31% decline in net energy per capita by 2050, which implies a strong reversal of the recent rising trends of 0.5% per annum.

Now that the euro is correcting from its overbought position — and is likely to continue to correct under the weight of European fiscal consolidation — the question becomes how long the Americans will be willing to tolerate the dollar's ascent before protesting.

The instructor told investigators that between 500 feet and 200 feet in altitude, the crew was also correcting from a "lateral deviation," meaning that the plane was too far to the right or left (she did not specify which) and realized they were too low.

This approach has the major advantage of correcting from measurement error (Rigas et al. 2002).

3D SPECT images are reconstructed with scatter, attenuation, and collimator-detector response (CDR) corrections and corrected from apparent dead-time.

Correction: Arizona Rep. Matt Salmon's name was corrected from "Mike" in the original story.

Corrections: The title of one executive selling shares was corrected from COO to CFO.

"Two-thirds," Mr. Young corrected from the main room.

Mary Midgley's birthdate was corrected from 3 to 13 September 1919.