Sentence examples for which corrections from inspiring English sources

The advantages of the Monotype system are the quality of its composition and the ease with which corrections can be made without having to reset the whole line.

The Senate judiciary subcommittee on the constitution, civil rights, and human rights held a hearing in which corrections officials, lawyers, and mental health experts – along with one lone survivor of prison isolation – testified to the "human rights, fiscal, and public safety consequences" of solitary confinement.

The theory is similar to the Timoshenko-Mindlin model for a single-layered plate in which corrections are included for rotary inertia and shear deformation.

Witnessing a culture in which corrections are a sought-after profession led to a few epiphanies among the Americans.

The number of patients in which corrections were performed intra-operatively after 2D-fluoroscopy or the 3D-RX-scan will be described as percentages.

An unadjusted analysis in which no corrections were made for possible confounders and an adjusted analysis in which corrections were made for possible confounders are presented.

And he pointed to Ipso's "power to dictate which correction should be published, the words which should be used, where the correction should be put and how it should be presented, in which font size and with which headline".

For example, the configuration of observation posts, from which correction officers watch inmates in their cells and common areas, may determine how many officers are needed per shift, he said.

This creates a virtual hinge around which correction takes place through the front limb of the V-osteotomy.

This study was conducted to determine which correction method best accounts for the effects of changes in the RR interval on the QT interval of conscious rabbits.

However, the extent to which correction of these, mostly subtle, anomalies of refraction would lead to improved, on-field performance is not known.