Sentence examples for with its correct from inspiring English sources
This is where the Post-its are nice, because you know you are done once every post-it is covered with its correct item.
The probability to associate a query with its correct requester is inversely proportional to the number of users in the system.
Standard "theory revision" systems use a given set of "labeled queries" (each a query paired with its correct answer) to transform the given theory, by adding and/or deleting either rules and/or antecedents, into a related theory that is as accurate as possible.
At 16:59:50, about three minutes after the collision, Amazonic Center started to receive the Embraer's secondary radar reply, with its correct altitude and last assigned code.
With its correct, straight tail and back, the animal would have walked with its body held horizontal to the ground, arms in place to support the body if needed.
Each stimulus set consisted of a multiplication problem with its correct answer and four incorrect probes (lures').
But, for the moment, let's go on believing that "me" is not a less posh way of saying "I", but one with its own correct place in grammar.
Verbally, the show is totally American with its politically correct ecological references and its treatment of Timon the meerkat as a Catskills comic full of lines like: "Haven't you got your lions crossed?" The show's undoubted appeal lies in Richard Hudson's scenic design and the masks and puppetry of Julie Taymor and Michael Curry.
A training set is used in supervised training to present the proper network behavior, where each input to the network is introduced with its corresponding correct target.
NCRP's refusal to include administrative costs in a foundation's mandated payout is inconsistent with its absolutely correct view that foundations should pay their fair share of a nonprofit grantee's administrative costs, of which staff salaries are the largest component.
This is in line, for instance, with the suggestion that LANs might not be related to regular processes but caused by the mismatch of the presented incorrect form of a word with its stored correct form (Krott et al., 2006).
