Usually, the optical axes of the cameras are not aligned, that is, parallel, as it is the case for the geometry used when rectifying a stereo pair of images.
England, on the other hand, bowled like drains at the start of proceedings and when they rectified that, at least partly, they spurned five clear catching chances.
As Superintendent I wanted to ensure that when we rectified a persistent problem, its outcome supported all of our students.
My family and I were present when Morris College rectified this situation for my dad, awarding him his degree in 2003, 25 years after his death.
The situation was eventually rectified when the UNHCR triangulated data with the Mauritanian government to cross-check that its nationals were not involved in camp estimations.
The situation was rectified when Frank Pitelka (1950) confirmed and extended William Rowan's (1932) thesis that there were 2 species of New World dowitchers and that the Short-billed was polytypic.
That first attempt also focused largely on the character of Prince Thadeous while pushing Prince Fabious to the background, an imbalance that was rectified when Mr. Franco, a co-star from "Pineapple Express," agreed to join the film.
The position was rapidly rectified when, in 1944, Selman Waksman, Albert Schatz, and Elizabeth Bugie announced the discovery of streptomycin from cultures of a soil organism, Streptomyces griseus, and stated that it was active against M. tuberculosis.
The dearth of blush-inducing signage around Times Square will soon be rectified when the Sarah Ruhl play "In the Next Room (or the vibrator play)" comes to Broadway in the fall.
Next to the similarly ugly, temporary water polo venue it is not quite the dramatic "gateway" to the Park envisaged, though that will be rectified when the "wings" come off afterwards and are replaced by glass walls.
A name is rectified when an instruction containing it (a ritual or a law) correctly guides peoples action.
