Particular correction configurations are designed and analyzed to maintain the target's orbit during the attitude correction process.
In particular, correction for contrast transfer function (CTF) is crucial for extracting high-resolution information from TEM image that is convoluted by imperfect imaging condition.
Since it is not desirable to favour a particular correction by the type of calculations that are necessary for the simulation, blinks were both realized by a component model (i.e. assuming a linear mixture of statistically independent components) and a propagation model (i.e. adding blinks to clean data by linear regression).
In particular, correction of skeletal muscle disease by ERT with recombinant human GAA (rhGAA) appears exceptionally challenging (van der Ploeg & Reuser, 2008).
In summary, binocular higher order aberration correction, in particular complete correction provided significant improvement in binocular visual performance.
In particular, community corrections staff are often opposed to the use of medication in addiction treatment because of inadequate knowledge, resources, and organizational structures to facilitate client linkages to evidence-based services.
We first reconstruct three-dimensional distributions in particle size from two-dimensional measurements and show in particular that corrections from section thickness become significant when thickness is comparable to particle size.
Following the deinstitutionalization movement of the 1950s and 1960s, many facilities for the mentally ill reduced the number of beds available, shifting the responsibility for the care of those with mental illnesses, some of which pose a danger to society, to the criminal justice system, in particular to corrections (Gideon 2013).
Further investigation needs to be done to see if this particular dose correction would improve the other models that are based on equilibrium approximations and whether this correction would work for different routes of administration or for different administration schemes.
For Fogelin, to speak figuratively is to speak so as to stand corrected, to speak so as to manifestly invite and reliably elicit some particular spontaneous correction from one's audience.
