Sentence examples for correcting problems with from inspiring English sources

It refers to the consumers' aggregated satisfaction (expressed linguistically) when performing maintenance or correcting problems with the service.

or they can be resolved in a number of lower level metrics, involving both quantitative and qualitative attributes (e.g., Serviceability - the ease and efficiency of performing maintenance and correcting problems with the service) or involving both precise and imprecise values.

We sought to improve the performance of the native algorithm by iteratively reviewing 10-15% of notes associated with false negative and false positive cases, then correcting problems with negation detection.

And in March, 1.3m cars were recalled to correct problems with their brakes.

NEW BONDS INDICTMENT SOUGHT Federal prosecutors said they planned to seek a new indictment against Barry Bonds, hoping to correct problems with the original indictment in the case.

The recall is to correct problems with the Vehicle Stability Assist, or V.S.A., which is what Honda calls its electronic stability control system.

The two cases came as City Hall and the Department of Education scrambled this week to correct problems with the school suspension process that have caused long delays this year in removing dangerous students from the schools.

The shuttle Columbia was destroyed on re-entry in February 2003 after falling insulation damaged its heat shield, killing its crew and leading NASA to ground the fleet and spend more than $1 billion trying to correct problems with the insulation.

Eight months after the tsunami, in an effort to correct problems with coordination, the Indonesian government established the Aceh Rehabilitation and Reconstruction Agency as an umbrella organization that monitors every project.

In response, Mr. Bowen modified parts of the report but largely retained his critical stance, and General McCoy conceded that some of Mr. Bowen's work helped the corps identify and correct problems with the overall reconstruction effort.

The answer to this question will be a qualified no, given that society has an income tax system that can serve to redistribute income or to correct problems with distribution that arise due to the effects of legal rules.