1. Antidote: something that corrects or …

2. This lag eventually corrects itself.

3. CORRECTS THE "PROP" MAN And Animadverts …

4. So the Party self-corrects in rather dramatic fashions.

5. Bifocals are lenses with two sections, typically one at the top that corrects your existing astigmatism or myopia, and one at the bottom that corrects presbyopia

6. Often, the wrongdoer sees his error and corrects matters.

7. Old strive corrects the Right deviation error of Comintern.

8. And when I do speak up, she corrects me!

9. An Amended tax return corrects mistakes on a federal tax return

10. Nobody corrects a spendthrift for consuming his substance in taverns.

11. Charted: Cardano (ADA) Corrects Gains, Why It Could Rally Again To $1.5

12. Product description Great for Hydrangeas Acidifies Soil (lowers pH), corrects high alkalinity

13. 6 Attentiveness _ though disillusioned in the past _ soon corrects all that.

14. Blepharoplasty not only corrects a cosmetic issue, but a functional one as well

15. The survival rate corrects for all accidental deaths or removals at time t.

16. Iron supplementation usually resolves the anemia, and corrects the glossodynia (tongue pain).

17. This addition does not change the status quo and corrects an omission.

18. Biomagnetism is an innovative therapy that detects and corrects pH imbalance in your body

19. TCP (Transport Layer, corrects transfer errors) and IP (Network Layer, fragmentation/addressing/data transfer).

20. Bidder promptly corrects those mistakes or omissions upon request of the awarding authority

21. Beleaguerers: They are the cleanup crew that corrects mistakes made by other Curators (e.g

22. Craniofacial surgery corrects congenital defects of the skull or injuries to the bone and neck

23. Beleaguerers: They are the cleanup crew that corrects mistakes made by other Curators (e.g

24. He says that Boorde was born at Pevensey, in Sussex; but Hearne corrects him, " 3

25. The system corrects tax amounts, in the case of cash discount or other deductions, for example.

26. This means a pair of Bifocal glasses corrects both nearsightedness (myopia) and farsightedness (hyperopia) by …

27. This addition does not change the status quo(see footnote 5) and corrects an omission.

28. NAHB says it supports the current Navigable Waters Protection Rule Becauses it corrects government overreach

29. Based on these properties, a complete algebraic decoding algorithm is provided which simultaneously corrects errors and erasures.

30. Synonyms for Copyedits include proofreads, analyses, analyzes, blue-pencils, checks, corrects, cuts, deletes, edits and rearranges

31. After it has reached decisions on awards, the Governing Council only corrects computation, clerical typographical and other errors

32. An error-code-adding error correcting circuit (60) error-corrects the EFM demodulated signal and adds error codes.

33. A problem is to provide an image processing device that corrects aberrant asymmetry and obtains high-definition images.

34. After it has reached decisions on awards, the Governing Council only corrects computation, clerical typographical and other errors.

35. The disposable probe introduces predetermined optical aberration into the image, and the focusing ocular specifically corrects this aberration.

36. Colorant is an easy-to-use tool that measures test charts and corrects and optimizes measurement data

37. Autotune is a pitch correction software that corrects the pitch/tune of the vocalist’s voice to perfection

38. Orally Administrated Cinnamon Extract Reduces β-Amyloid Oligomerization and Corrects Cognitive Impairment in Alzheimer's Disease Animal Models

39. Astigmatic keratotomy eye surgery corrects astigmatism by making one or two incisions at the steepest part of the cornea

40. Align Side Heads Corrects the alignment of the side head paragraphs depending on the page alignment (left/right).

41. Briticism corrects the American spelling of many words, giving you the pure, unadulterated, and often archaeic British spelling

42. The correction means corrects the signal level of the acoustic signal on the basis of the aforementioned gain.

43. 19 If one trespasses beyond the limits, he quietly corrects the fault in a plea, never a paroxysm.

44. The Apochromat lens, on the other hand, corrects all wavelengths to focus on the same point (red, blue, and green)

45. The correction unit (300) corrects the detected result from the detector unit (200) and generates an acceleration signal indicating acceleration.

46. He eats a blue blob and guesses that it is creamed corn, and Blobby corrects SpongeBob, saying that he is meatloaf

47. The corrector assembly corrects light beams for spherical aberration imposed on the light beams by the primary reflecting mirror.

48. For example, the hyperbolic phase profile corrects for spherical Aberrations yet introduces coma, while the spherical profile does the opposite

49. This mechanism corrects functionally the optical defects of images, caused by spherical and chromatic aberrations, diffraction and polarisation of light.

50. This fantastic creation of Adobe allows you to edit photos before creating an album, it corrects lightning, brightness and others.

51. Exact measurements could be obtained only by using a new electronic device which corrects for the inhomogeneous background of the angiocardiograms.

52. What Does Neurofeedback Do? Neurofeedback does not directly target conditions and symptoms: it corrects irregular Brainwaves and modifies timing patterns in the brain

53. ‘Apolar’ is the Russian way of saying that it’s an apochromat – a refractor that corrects for colour fringing known as chromatic aberration

54. With Courtly Love, the Love of Courtliness, and the History of Sexuality, James Schultz corrects this oversight with careful analysis of key courtly texts

55. A Coelostat is often used for solar observations, because it corrects the image rotation automatically by guiding sunlight into a fixed telescope with two plane mirrors

56. Craniofacial surgery is the subspecialty of plastic and reconstructive surgery that corrects congenital and acquired deformities of the head, skull, face, neck, jaws and associated structures.

57. Corrigendum This article corrects the following: Reference values for high attenuation areas on chest CT in a healthy, never‐smoker, multi‐ethnic sample: The MESA study

58. Abdominoplasty (“tummy tuck”) is a procedure that removes the excess abdominal skin and fat and also corrects the separation of the abdominal muscles, leading to a tight, flat, abdomen

59. Astigmatic keratotomy, also known as arcuate keratotomy or AK, is a procedure that corrects astigmatism. Astigmatism occurs when your cornea's curvature is not spherical like a basketball, but oval like an egg

60. If you walk through a door that swings open by itself, it opened Automatically. When something is done Automatically, it does it on its own, like a spellchecker that corrects your spelling Automatically.

61. Tire balancing (or wheel balancing) and tire Alignment are two different services that can fix inconsistencies your vehicle develops over time.Tire balancing corrects an unevenness in your tires, which is commonly caused over time by tread wear

62. Finally, this amendment corrects typographical errors in these Regulations dealing with the French abbreviation of the Emergency Position Indicating Radio Beacon (EPIRB), as well as the installation requirements for batteries used as a main source of energy.

63. Advanced BioStructural Correction™, corrects spinal misalignments, or “subluxations”, in which a bone has slipped forward at a joint (anteriority) in a direction the body cannot self-correct.The body is unable to self-correct these Anteriorities because there are no muscles that …

64. The present invention relates to a camera actuator having an auto focusing function and a camera-shake correction function that controls the focus of a camera and corrects a camera-shake by adjusting the position of a lens relative to an image sensor.

65. In "Cushy Work, Backbreaking Leisure: Late Soviet Work Ethics Reconsidered," Alexandra Oberlander corrects a misconception in the Western literature that inadvertently supports the Soviet logic of a lackluster work ethic as a moral flaw and the root cause of low productivity.

66. He can follow Paul’s advice at 2 Timothy 2:24, 25, to “be gentle toward all, qualified to teach, keeping himself restrained under evil,” and also to be “instructing with mildness those not favorably disposed,” as he copes with and corrects matters.

67. Medical Biomagnetism studies, detects, classifies, measures and corrects the fundamental alterations of the pH (hydrogen potential) of living organisms and specifically of human organism, a very different aspect, because even when you doubt, this is a new therapeutic medical discipline that, developed in all its fullness, will be the basis of

68. Medical Biomagnetism studies, detects, classifies, measures and corrects the fundamental alterations of the pH (hydrogen potential) of living organisms and specifically of human organism, a very different aspect, because even when you doubt, this is a new therapeutic medical discipline that, developed in all its fullness, will be the basis of

69. The present invention relates to an electrocardiogram apparatus, and more particularly, to a method for acquiring an electrocardiogram signal, which corrects an error occurring in a portable electrocardiogram apparatus with a low sampling rate during an acquisition of the electrocardiogram signal to obtain an accurate electrocardiogram, and to an electrocardiogram apparatus using same.

70. Since Bilicheck® corrects for hemoglobin and melanin absorbance , we can consider that the main non-Bilirubinic chromophores were already taken into consideration and thus skin bilirubin pool might be described as : TcB = B b + B + UB where B b is the amount of bilirubin before the onset of neonatal jaundice (baseline), which might be