Sentence examples for instantly corrected from inspiring English sources

Ken Scott, a legendary recording engineer who crafted the sound of the Beatles, as well as David Bowie and Pink Floyd, told me that the iconic albums he worked on were all the products of the happy accidents that the analog process imposed — mistakes, screwups, and forced improvisations of the type that can be instantly corrected today in the studio.

If you type "nytimes.cmo" or "wikipedia.og," for example, OpenDNS quietly and instantly corrects the typo and sends you where you wanted to go.

October 19 2014 February 16 201515 This isn't so much a show as an institutional organ transplant, instantly correcting the Met's congenitally weak representation of the ur-twentieth-century art movement.

"Cubism: The Leonard A. Lauder Collection," at the Metropolitan Museum, isn't so much a show as an institutional organ transplant, instantly correcting the Met's congenitally weak representation of the ur-twentieth-century art movement.

And while I know reporters understand better than most that sometimes the best of intentions and the most elaborate of preparations can't prevent error, that doesn't for a moment change the seriousness of my mistake or the deep regret I feel that I did not instantly correct the record".

After the shot is taken, it instantly corrects red eye and then saves both the original and the corrected image file…automatically.

When you hit a tennis ball out of the court you can instantly correct your serve... but deceptive behavior doesn't provide the same kind of learning curve.

Large human annotation errors would be spotted and corrected instantly by the spontaneously balanced construction system.

The officials were able to take the information and instantly adjust the board to the correct information, thus alleviating an embarrassing situation.

Patients are taught to use premeal and prebed blood glucose tests to adjust doses, correcting instantly for readings that are out of target and also prospectively by reflecting on the results of the previous few days.

Scientists can certainly point with pride to many self-corrections, but science is not like an iPhone; it does not instantly auto-correct.