Sentence examples for successful correction from inspiring English sources
What is thus expected with a successful correction is an FRC curve that oscillates around zero and essentially never touches the positive (or negative) 3-sigma threshold curves15.
In this work, we show a proof-of-principle experiment that demonstrates successful correction of the spherical aberration in STEM by means of such a grating corrector (GCOR).
"Why would you dismantle a plan that's been so successful?" Correction: August 14 , 2002 Wednesday An article on Monday about a federal lawsuit seeking to overturn a school desegregation plan in Lynn, Mass., misidentified the court that approved a plan in May for racial diversity at the University of Michigan law school.
"If we are being told they are working from within," she said, "then are they prepared to resign if they are not successful?" Correction: September 30 , 2002 Monday A picture yesterday with a sports article about conflict over the exclusion of women from membership in the Augusta National Golf Club, in Georgia, was published in error.
But we can increase the m to increase the successful correction ratio.
However, the successful correction fraction is not satisfactory when error density is high, for example, 0.95.
Successful corrections for Rb have been reported for values up to 0.05.
Ramos et al. [ 17] proposed that the materials should have Rb/Sr < 0.002, whereas Jackson and Hart [ 21] and Davidson et al. [ 12] report successful corrections of materials with Rb/Sr of 0.14 and 0.2, respectively.
To evaluate the incidence of febrile urinary tract infection (UTI) after successful endoscopic correction of intermediate and high-grade vesicoureteral reflux (VUR).
Next Stop, Mars NASA engineers performed a successful midcourse correction for the first Mars rover last week, and with it well on the way to the planet the agency got ready to launch the second.
Guided by cognitive neuroscience models of top-down, goal-directed behavior, we use event-related potentials (ERPs) to understand how these beliefs influence attention to information associated with successful error correction.
