Sentence examples for real-time correction from inspiring English sources
"real-time correction" is a correct and usable phrase in written English
You can use it any time you need to refer to something that is corrected or adjusted in real time. For example: The software's real-time correction feature ensures that any errors in the data entry are corrected immediately.
Because it is a complex and relatively new technology, federal rules required that the radiation oncologist be present "to make real-time correction to the imaging device prior to treatment".
A BP neural network PID controller is used to compute gyro drift for real-time correction.
In this paper, an efficient architecture for an embedded system for the real-time correction of barrel distortion in endoscopic images is proposed.
This study applied a dual Kalman filter (DKF) for real-time correction of the mean-field bias of radar rain rate.
In this paper, the real-time correction stream from CNES with IGS mount-point ID CLK90 is selected because of its potential to support real-time PPP with integer ambiguity resolution.
A new control scheme, named Clean Mode Control CMCC) and based on the real-time correction of the aliasing of the sideband harmonics produced by the saddle coils, brought about a significant improvement of RFX-mod discharges, allowing the routine operation at 1.5 MA plasma current.
"Real-time corrections do have some positive effect, but it is mostly with people who were predisposed to reject the false claim anyway," said R. Kelly Garrett, lead author of the study and assistant professor of communication at Ohio State University...
The accuracy of measurement would then be strongly improved; real-time corrections on measurements and integration in a portable system would be possible.
The application gauges words and phrases against 8 levels of connotative feeling, enabling end users to make real-time corrections and adjust the overall tone of messages using a simple menu system.
Using BKG's real-time corrections, Altiner et al. (2010) demonstrated a horizontal accuracy of 10 cm and a vertical accuracy of 20 cm for real-time PPP with 17-h observations at station CONZ.
Wang et al. (2013) assessed the near real-time PPP-inferred troposphere parameter, using Centre National d'Etudes Spatiales (CNES)'s real-time corrections, and found a mean bias of approximately 6.5 mm and a root mean square (RMS) error of approximately 13 mm for the zenith wet delay compared to those using post-mission products.
