Sentence examples for small corrections in from inspiring English sources

But, as they write with deeply felt earnestness, "small corrections in our thinking today could alter the character of society long term, one future-citizen at a time".

It was found that the effect of metric perturbation appears as small corrections in the original form of T μν.

He then says that Michelangelo worked in buon fresco with "no pentimenti proper", (pentimenti means the changes) but only small corrections in fresco.

Then this morning, Woods's coach, Butch Harmon, made a small correction in his putting stroke.

It is shown that this variation can be interpreted as a small correction in the acoustic input impedance when the walls of the shell do not influence the acoustics in the pipe.

Such shock would affect the region not only through direct trade linkages, but also as a result of commodity prices being pulled downwards, with substantial declines in the case of minerals and fuels and smaller corrections in world food prices.

Church said in her witness statement that small corrections published in newspapers "were hardly likely to deter" further bad behaviour.

This algorithm has been shown to lead to highly accurate results [15, 16] which can be attributed to the fact that (in contrast to clinical SPECT) only small corrections are required in rodents, justifying the use of this first-order method (in clinical SPECT, iterative attenuation correction is highly preferred while memory demands are different).

Some small corrections: The abstract in its introduction refers to "One prior study" and its finding - this could be written in more general terms.

That means — with small corrections — the satellites orbit in time with the Earth's rotation, which to an observer on the ground (or in a plane) means that they appear fixed in the same place in the sky.

A small correction is in order.