correction
ਤਾੜਨਾ
definition
noun
I checked the typing for errors and sent it back for correction
the action or process of correcting something.
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It will then move on to digital cameras and photography, fashion and model photography, scanning, colour 'correction' , photo and text special effects, computer practicals.
Small movements would only represent a short-term trend or a market 'correction' .
This will likely result in a second 'correction' that synchronizes capital investment and demand into a sustainable productivity phase starting in the second half of 2002.
But that great show of strength almost surely points to a longer and deeper 'correction' process in the years ahead.
He believes that exchange rate stability has partially resulted from a 'correction' of the overshooting in valuation of the dollar following the pound's depreciation in 2003.
I checked the typing for errors and sent it back for 'correction'
For starters, if an error is made, request a 'correction' .
In order to predict positions of the satellites, it was necessary to introduce a 'correction' for the earth's motion - or the sun's motion, in the old astronomy.
If you find an error, you are welcome to suggest a 'correction' .
The key to this process is continuous 'correction' of the output system by signals representing detected errors of the output, known as ‘negative feedback’.
P values reported are unadjusted for multiple comparisons, but the results stand after 'correction' with the Bonferroni method.
I checked the typing for errors and sent it back for 'correction'
Secondly, any softening in oil prices could quickly dampen the enthusiasm of oil speculators, triggering their mass exodus and this could result in a swift 'correction' of prices.
The authors make one statement that needs 'correction' .
However, we are not looking towards a long period of house price falls or a sharp 'correction' in the market.
Because the correction is a negative value, a binomial 'correction' results in an overprediction for small numbers of parents.
I believe that once we get through the painful 'correction' process of the excess and the bubble, communications will be a bigger part of the total GNP or GDP in five years than it is today.
We hope the next house will be something we can grow with and hold onto for a good 10-15 years, so maybe any temporary market 'correction' is moot.
This bureau should shoulder the responsibility for all the criminal 'correction' and criminal prevention affairs.
The system, while certainly not immune to boom and busts, at least had a mechanism of self-regulation and 'correction' .
It drove his boss and his junior editors insane when he dropped a 10 inch thick printed copy onto their desks with red marks and slashes all over the place for 'correction' in the word processing system.
This index allows a 'correction' for the dilution effect.
If someone with more knowledge in this area sees an error, I would be delighted to post a 'correction' .
This prudent lending resulted in a sensible 'correction' of the market and avoided the problem of significant oversupply occurring in the main property sectors.
The prison was then meant as punishment, not 'correction' , the head of one of the six jails in the prison complex said.
Since March 2000 when markets started to fall, the 'correction' across the US and Europe in stock market valuations has been quite dramatic.
Barring a recession or a major stock-market 'correction' of high-tech stocks, Conway doesn't expect housing prices to fall.
The biggest challenge ahead for Japan's online brokers is their ability to survive a significant stock market 'correction' .
Each of us come to this world to achieve enlightenment, growth, 'correction' and transformation.
Brass ingot makers also are trying to keep inventories at a minimum as the market remains gripped by the nervousness of many market players anticipating a price 'correction' .
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