crosschecking
present participle ofcrosscheck
crosscheck
verb[IorT]
uk/ˈkrɒs.tʃek//krɒsˈtʃek/us/ˈkrɑːs.tʃek/to makecertainthatinformation, acalculation, etc. iscorrect, byaskinga differentpersonor using a differentmethodofcalculation
Testing, checking and experimenting
- artefact
- assay
- calibrate
- calibration
- check out
- crucible
- experimenter
- factorial
- feeler
- inoculate
- inoculation
- inspect
- putsomethingto the testidiom
- recheck
- reinspect
- reinspection
- resample
- screening
- trysomethingout
- welfare check
Examplesofcrosschecking
crosschecking
In English, many past and present participles of verbs can be used as adjectives. Some of these examples may show the adjective use.
It allows forcrosscheckingand ensures consistency across the corpus.
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In many cases, the number of choice points and time needed for computations is less than in the naivecrosscheckingapproach.
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Crosscheckingthe axial wavelength measured using the two different tracers indicates that bubbles are located at every other boundary.
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Provisional selection andcrosscheckingof related entries and concurrent validation of significant events with the diarist was required.
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There is checking andcrosscheckingof stores to an alarming degree.
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According to the circumstances of each case, screening may be a brief and simple process lasting a few minutes or long and complicated, involving exhaustivecrosscheckingof information.
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There is also the considerable experimental labor of assigning quantum numbers to each state andcrosscheckingthem in other experiments.
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This example is from Wikipedia and may be reused under a CC BY-SA license.Prevalence of such acts necessitates the customercrosscheckingthe crimp for list of ingredients and verifying that it is comparable to a name-brand.
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This example is from Wikipedia and may be reused under a CC BY-SA license.A deeper explanation is that where people are free, they create an exchange society of overlapping groups and multiple andcrosscheckingcenters of power.
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- acre of woodland
- acres of grass
- acres of pasture
- acrid
- acrid taste
- acrimonious
- acrimonious debate
- acrimonious dispute
- acrimoniously
- acrimony
- a crisis of confidence
- acrobat
- acrobatic
- acrobatics
- born-and-bred
- borne
- born leader
- born-of
- born of something
- born-with-a-silver-spoon-in-mouth
- born with a silver spoon in your mouth
- born-with-a-silver-spoon-in-your-mouth
- boron
- borough
- borough council