Sentence examples for stand for correct from inspiring English sources

(a) The output of the employed marker detector where color boxes stand for correct (green), false (red), and missed (blue) detections.

"But on the other hand we also have to stand for what is correct and right for the future of Britain in the 21st century".

Stand up for correct principles.

CC stands for colour correcting: the ability to neutralise redness and blend together dark patches to give an even-toned complexion.

The symbols × and stand for gravity before and after correcting for the precipitation effect given by Eq. (10), respectively.

These data were Dr Goodman's raw material.If the r/K interpretation is correct (the letters stand for the rate of reproduction and the "carrying capacity", or resource richness, of the environment), then an advantage of some sort for the socioeconomically privileged should show up as the generations succeed one another.

True stands for correct task similarities given by k c o s, Anti for anti correlated similarities given by 1−k c o s, and Random for random similarities.

In ID 931 a name with numbers, which might stand for "DCO 1998 = Death certificate only – year 1998", is disclosed and can be corrected during data cleaning.

In this metaphor, the ping-pong table stands for the ideologically correct thoughts of the moment.

And for $500,000 he did not hesitate when asked what the six flags in the Six Flags amusement park chain stood for: governments of Texas (correct), pioneer trails, classic roller coasters, or Native American tribes.

The value of the x-axis is the scale changes between matching images, and the y-axis stands for the number of correct matches.