Sentence examples for perfectly corrected from inspiring English sources
Even in the best lenses in which these five aberrations have been perfectly corrected for one zone of the lens and for one point in the field, however, there will exist small residuals of these aberrations and of many other higher order aberrations also, which are significantly different from the classical types just described.
In such a case some wavelets will reach the image as a peak, some as a trough, and there will be much destructive interference leading to the formation of a sizable patch of light, much different from the minute Airy disk characteristic of a perfectly corrected lens.
However, there is a systematic increasing trend in the corrected 143Nd/144Nd ratio with increasing Sm/Nd ratios, implying that the mass bias may not be perfectly corrected by the exponential law for high-Sm/Nd (> 0.5) samples.
There is, however, a systematic decreasing trend in the corrected 176Hf/177Hf ratio with increasing Yb/Hf ratios, indicating that mass bias is not perfectly corrected by the exponential law for samples high in Yb.
So whilst the figures are all perfectly "correct" it is important to understand what they are telling us.
And while it's true that respondents may be more willing to be honest when faced with a computer screen rather than a human voice, pollsters are never able to perfectly correct for one flaw in human behaviour that affects all these statistics – whether out of pride, shame or sheer laziness: people lie.
The phase compensation of the equalizer is thus not able to perfectly correct the PA phase distortion.
GB: Yes... all perfectly correct.
Right?" "Perfectly correct," I said.
His perception was perfectly correct.
