Sentence examples for nearest correct from inspiring English sources
The software uses a special, gentle version of auto-tune, the recording effect that rounds off your notes to the nearest correct pitch.
This, roughly, is what happens: Auto-Tune locates the pitch of a recorded vocal, and moves that recorded information to the nearest "correct" note in a scale, which is selected by the user.
The basic principle is to use the nearest correct data when the local data is erroneous.
When told of that accusation, Mr. Curry responded: "That's not even near correct.
"Obviously, if the polls are anywhere near correct, we'll end up with, I don't know, a third of the delegates.
"If they are correct or anywhere near correct, it certainly is another indication of why special care is needed in these prosecutions to avoid convicting someone who's innocent and failing to convict someone who is guilty".
He was slightly less relaxed about a few of referee Tom Foley's other calls – "Some of his decisions were nowhere near correct" – and was equally unimpressed with Wasps' first-half work rate that helped a slightly flat but powerful Exeter establish what should have been a winning platform.
If Goad's estimate is anywhere near correct, Twitter is now more popular than the BBC's iPlayer and Google Maps too.
[See chart.] Already Concentric Networks provides this kind of managed service to corporate customers, and more will be sure to follow if Infonetics' numbers are anywhere near correct.
Take this comparison with a grain of salt because one is real audited numbers versus an estimate of a private company's business, but if that estimate is anywhere near correct, Facebook will soon surpass Yahoo in display ad revenues as well as impressions, if it hasn't already.
But then why should Parmenides have bothered to present a fundamentally flawed or "near-correct" cosmology, founded upon principles that fail to satisfy the very requirements he himself has supposedly specified?
