Sentence examples similar to more correctly traced from inspiring English sources

Among the scientists are Johannes Kepler, who in 1611 correctly traced the motion of the planets, then dashed off a treatise about snowflakes.

In the present research, all of these complexities are considered to present more realistic forced and transient vibration analyzes for composite plates with SMA wires, through presenting novel modeling and numerical solution procedures and modifying Brinson's model to correctly trace the global and local loading and unloading events.

All the more correctly, clients used the System-call Dependency Graphs (or, for short, ScD-graphs), acquired by traces captured through dynamic taint investigation.

Or more correctly reappear.

(That makes me, more correctly, a sucker).

Real Italians on television speak more correctly.

More correctly, about half of it wants to be.

Or should we more correctly say murdering the child?

If you answered three or more correctly, congratulations!

In context, the word more correctly means "flamboyant" or "colorful".

More correctly, it is called a tavern clock.