Sentence examples for smaller corrections from inspiring English sources

The expansion involves a series of terms; the first terms represent Newtonian gravity, whereas the later terms represent ever smaller corrections to Newton's theory due to general relativity.

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.

Keeping the patient immobilized in the image set will produce smaller corrections for the fusion algorithm, thus causing fewer registration errors.

Consequently, it is expected that the use of the variational X-Pol energy as the monomer energy reference state in many-body energy expansion should lead to smaller corrections than other alternatives.

The larger SNR is used, the more stable the control is and the smaller correction term is needed.

Generally, a smaller correction threshold was associated with a higher rate of margin reductions.

Hopefully, by the time it stops, it will be pointing straight down the canal (if not, a smaller correction may be needed).

As the sugar concentrations were small, little correction was required.

Softly she gives Billy small corrections: "Elbow... wrist... tummy... chin".

The stock market, except for a few small corrections, has continued to soar.

Then he wandered the dim rooms for weeks, making small corrections.