Sentence examples for correctly meaning from inspiring English sources

But I do paint my pictures to last actually and they are painted correctly, meaning they are painted fat on thin [allowing lower layers to dry to avoid cracks on the surface], the paint stands up.

Cars consume as much as 5% more fuel per mile if the systems are running correctly, meaning that owners of vehicles fitted with defeat devices have been using less diesel but at the same time breaking legal limits on air pollution.

"When I say correctly, meaning, every box was checked," he continued.

The gunman also appears to have failed to load the handgun correctly, meaning he could fire only one shot.

It then asked customers whether that was a good thing and promised points in the company's rewards program for those who answered "correctly" (meaning yes).

SRE is in the range 0.97 0.99 if correlation structure is correctly specified, meaning GEE and QIF are similarly efficient [ 3].

Specificity is the assessment tool's ability to correctly identify non-cases, meaning to correctly screen out those without the condition (Altman and Bland 1994a).

The sensitivity of the assessment tool is the ability of the tool to correctly identify a 'case', meaning to correctly screen in a condition (Altman and Bland 1994a).

The underlying skills to solve tasks correctly are not compensable, meaning that a low ability (lack) of a specific skill (e.g., TOOL) of one's person-skill-vector cannot be compensated by a high ability of another skill (e.g., INFO).

K-N-A-I-D-E-L Arvind Mahankali correctly spelled that word, meaning "a small mass of leavened dough".

This has been validated against 613 organisms, meaning it correctly identified them when presented with unknowns.