Sentence examples for corrections unit from inspiring English sources

"Some people, they might like to drink and, you know, forget about it," said Kenneth Dean, a major in the Huntsville corrections unit.

"It's kind of hard to explain what you actually feel when you talk to a man, and you kind of get to know that person," says Kenneth Dean, a major in the Huntsville corrections unit.

Upon Chief Perez's order, the inmate, Jahmal Lightfoot, was led into the search pen where five members from an elite correction unit were waiting for him, an assistant district attorney, Lawrence Piergrossi, said at the arraignments in State Supreme Court in the Bronx.

The algorithm consists of a defect shape correction unit and a simulation unit.

Based on the proposed method, a programmable uniformity correction unit is applied to an illumination optical system.

In addition, the scaling circuitry with the VT temperature correction unit (extractor) and LABVIEW software are used to compensate the ISFET thermal characteristics.

The defect shape correction unit is designed to extract the defect shape roughly and refine it sequentially while the simulation unit models the heat conduction process in the inspected sample.

The generated DC error level is then used in the PWM correction unit of Figure 2 to properly insert time delays in the PWM modulator thus driving the power MOS stage with a corrected PWM signal.

This paper suggests a rather efficient architecture for an error correction unit of a residue number system (RNS) that is based on a redundant RNS (RRNS) and applied in parallel data processing structures owing to its capability to improve information stability in calculations.

It was also equipped with a motorized spherical aberration correction unit (Intelligent Imaging Innovations, Denver, CO).

The images were significantly deblured by using a computer-driven spherical aberration correction unit (SAC) optically coupled to a confocal head allowing us to attain the expected optical ∼0.8 µm resolution along the z-axis (manuscript in preparation).