Sentence examples for instructions correctly from inspiring English sources

These remarks, reflecting the universality of the computer, and its ability to manipulate its own instructions, correctly described the future trajectory of the computer industry.

"A disadvantage, however, is that researchers will have to rely on people following their instructions correctly, reporting back accurately and not breaking the self-blinding mechanism".

Erroneous definitions of reasonable doubt do not require reversal as long as "taken as a whole, the instructions correctly conveyed the concept of reasonable doubt to the jury".

A preliminary experiment was conducted to ensure that the stimuli (the +45° grating, the −45° grating, and the fusion of two gratings) under each combination of contrast and duration were far beyond the detection threshold (correct answers were given for more than 90% of the trials) and subjects understood the instructions correctly.

All in all, most test subjects understood the instructions correctly and their answers appeared to be rational.

A potential limitation of the current study is that some mothers may not have followed our instructions correctly, or may have reported signs and symptoms inaccurately.

We also evaluate desires as satisfied or not satisfied and motor instructions as correctly or incorrectly executed.

The negative clinical effect of this apparent under-use of exercise use may be further exaggerated if patients are unable to translate advice or instructions into correctly executed and frequently performed exercises.

A position feedback control system is used in most NC machines to verify that the coded instructions have been correctly performed.

In a recent safety communication the U.S. Food And Drug Administration states that the transmission of microorganisms may even occur when manufacturer reprocessing instructions are followed correctly and, therefore, is continuing to evaluate information about documented and potential infections due to duodenoscopic instruments.

In addition, Zuse developed a rich set of instructions, handled infinite values correctly, and included a "no-op"—that is, an instruction that did nothing.