As a consequence, the electorate's ability to make "course corrections" with any precision or clarity is likewise imperfect.
This is like steering a battleship, you make course adjustment but they take time to take effect".
If you base your plan on earning the long-term average return of the stock market and never make course corrections, you're at great risk of ending up someplace other than where you planned.
Katzfey's job is to provide a short-term forecast, a day or two ahead, so the sailors can plan race strategy, and just minutes ahead during a race, so they can make course decisions.
Because of the rather crude method of calculating the impact point by the number of revolutions of a small propeller, the Germans could not use the V-1 as a precision weapon, nor could they determine the actual impact point in order to make course corrections for subsequent flights.
Chastened Republicans conceded that they had made some missteps in the race and said they would make course corrections as they tried to capture Democratic swing districts, many of which have close parallels to the one retained by Democrats on Tuesday.
