He fired managers and public-relations directors and anybody who didn't get his lunch order correct.
By the Act of Supremacy, signed in 1534, King Henry VIII and his successors asserted full power and authority to "visit, repress, redress, record, order, correct, restrain and amend" any "errors, heresies, abuses, offences, contempts and enormities" in the nation's religious life.
Thus, according to Equation (3.4), the numerical method is consistent, first order correct in time and second order correct in space.
Most commonly implemented practices were found to be on-site cleanliness and order, correct storage of raw materials, and prioritization of the nearest authorized waste managers.
Of all of the analyzed variables from the above four experiments, three variables went into the model (entry criterion: F = 3.84; remove criterion: F: 2.71) in the following order: correct responses in lip reading of inverted whole faces, correct responses to upright coherent/incoherent walkers, and latency to respond to upright SFL forward/backward walkers.
A combined adherence outcome was derived from the different adherence variables available in the studies by extracting from each paper the available adherence summary variables in a pre-defined order (correct dosing, taking adherence, timing adherence, percentage of adherent patients).
It is found that the present shell theory produces second-order correct results for the general dead-load case and internally pressurized case.
The gameplay involved hand-eye coordination where players take the role of a soda jerk and must satisfy customers by getting the combination of orders correct.
Because that's the correct order, right?
The Maratos effect is avoided by using a high-order corrected direction.
A second-order corrected NewWave profile performs reasonably well in capturing the average features of large waves recorded during the January storms.
