I especially remember the 1986 congress that led to the "rectification of errors and negative tendencies," putting an end to the free farmers' markets and leaving on our tables a monotonous menu of rice with canned meat from the USSR.
Furthermore, they aid in the identification and rectification of potential errors in the current bovine genome sequence assembly.
Namely, he achieved the U.S. rectification of an historical error -- the severance of diplomatic relations in January 1961 -- without having to roll over to pro-regime change ideologues in the U.S. Congress or the Cuban-American community.
If not, contact the appropriate department immediately to request rectification of the mistake.
A systematic strategy is developed for the location of the source and the rectification of gross, biased measurement errors in a chemical process.
This led to the generation of error in ortho-rectification due to change of landform.
For example, in the operation of ortho-rectification, the error from high-resolution image not in step with DEM in time and the error from error of DEM may counteract with each other. .
The most important finding of the study is that for common magnitudes of rectification and GPS errors, as many as half the ground plots may be assigned to incorrect pixels.
As modern software-based systems increase in complexity, recovery from malicious attacks and rectification of system faults become more difficult, labor-intensive, and error-prone.
Furthermore, as systems increase in complexity, rectification of system faults and recovery from malicious attacks become more difficult, labor-intensive, expensive, and error-prone.
(Maybe there should be a rectification of numbers, too).
