Sentence examples for view of the corrected from inspiring English sources

In view of the corrected solvability conditions for the responses, it has been found that in order for the modes to interact, the ratio of the numbers of nodal diameters of two modes must be either three to one or one to one.

This idea is not unlike our correct view of spending on childhood education.

Fig. 4 Street view of the eight corrected locations on Google earth.

His waffle, inaction and please-everyone style has served him brilliantly in the polls so far, but does it serve our security?" he asked, having made his view of the correct answer clear in the preceding 54 paragraphs of his piece in Sydney's Daily Telegraph.

Undoubtedly, the assessment of the main processes taking place in such engines, especially combustion processes runs, in the point of view of the correct diagnosis and engine operation management, is convergent with present and future combustion engines design trends and with the world environment protection requirements.

The current study, on the other hand, attempts to provide a more global view of the correct management of patients with COPD.

There are multiple views of the correct answer to nearly every question.

Indeed, insofar as Gassendi considers pleasure to be a materially-realized phenomenon, he shares Hobbes's view of the morally correct as something that can be defined in physical terms.

Goldsmith warned Blair that he "remained of the view that the correct legal interpretation of resolution 1441 [the last security council decision on Iraq] is that it does not authorise the use of force without a further determination by the security council".

Prior to spatially resolved measurements, system aberrations at the centre of the field of view were corrected on a thin sample such as that from Fig. 2. The resulting aberration maps are presented in Fig. 3 e) for spherical aberration and the total aberration amplitude.

Again, system aberrations at the centre of the field of view were corrected on a test sample before measurements.