Sentence examples for providing corrections from inspiring English sources

Google also counts on input from other humans, including what Mr. McClendon said were "hundreds of thousands of users providing corrections to our information".

Launched in 2007, the panel show starred Greg Gutfeld as its host, Bill Schulz as the token punching-bag liberal who could give as good as he took, and Andy Levy as the "ombudsman," providing corrections — some jokey, some more serious — to the statements made by the show's participants.

As particle-antiparticle pairs pop in and out of existence, they can interact with real particles like the electron, providing corrections to its self-energy that are vitally important.

Two amendments followed in 1989 and 1993, the first introducing intrinsic functions and the other providing corrections.

The advantages of ITR are that it allows interviewees the opportunity to edit or clarify information provided in the original interview, with many interviewees providing corrections, clarifications, and in some cases, adding new material to their transcripts.

The company also provides corrections and staffing services.

A Wiley spokeswoman said in a statement that the publisher would "provide corrections to all future reprints of this book".

In all cases the information is provided by the user and it is the user's responsibility to provide corrections.

Functioning properly, a grievance system can provide corrections officials with early warnings of staff misconduct, deficient medical care, and unsanitary or dangerous conditions.

A calibration system has been constructed to provide corrections for distortions that are primarily due to external magnetic fields.

In this way, the noise levels and possible parasitic currents are measured to provide corrections for the preceding ion and particle measurement.