Sentence examples for corrections where from inspiring English sources

Trading range corrections are a substitute for faster, steeper corrections, where prices fall by 25percentt or so.

"Take the plans for Astana for example, there are handwritten corrections, where the architects didn't understand how he wanted it built, and he was explaining it to them.

A representative from "Integra" verified our interpretations of the data and provided clarifications and corrections where necessary.

All values outside the 3σ range are considered as outliers and thus rejected and the auxiliary lithospheric field model values subtracted before the series of dedicated corrections are added back. Figure 4 shows the residual map for the vertical component after all corrections (where, again, the lithospheric field contributions have been subtracted for the purpose of illustration).

These improvements meant that it became practical to manually examine the entire dataset and make corrections where the index showed problems, which were typically manifested as unexpected '(unknown)' segments, or single journey segments being assigned a specific identity despite the train almost certainly moving to/from/within the depot or sidings at the time.

We must take a hard look at our party and make corrections where appropriate.

Error detection is a particularly challenging issue in third-party error correction where different individuals are responsible for the original dictation and correcting the resulting text.

3D printing evangelists have long asserted that the technology promises a course correction where the environmental impact of manufacturing is concerned.

Perched above a ravine, it's reminiscent of the site of another piece of ­philo-comedy: the Aurach gorge in Thomas Bernhard's "Correction," where the roar of water drives the narrator insane.

These numerical corrections fall into two categories; manual correction, where the operator attempts to determine the aberrations present by trial and error, and automatic correction where the aberrations are directly measured in some manner.

This also applies to remote monitoring and correction (where possible) of faults in equipment by a remote control centre.