RE: ATM What is under/over correction - really?

["Bertapelle, Ken" <Bertapelle.Ken@tci.com>]

Jim,

I think that's correct.  Correction, as a verb, refers to the process
of taking the shape from a spheroid to a parabaloid.  As someone 
pointed out, a spheroid is an undercorrected parabaloid.  If you
correct too much, you have taken out too much material, resulting in a 
deeper, over corrected shape than the parabaloid you are trying
for.

- KenB 

> -----Original Message-----
> From: lifedata@vol.com [mailto:lifedata@vol.com]
> Sent: Friday, June 18, 1999 8:35 AM
> To: Scott Rychnovsky; atm@shore.net
> Subject: Re: ATM What is under/over correction - really?
> 
> 
> 
> Does the word "correction" mean, simply, glass removal?  So that over
> correction means too much glass was removed, while undercorrection
> means too little glass was removed.  Is it that basic?
> 
> Jim L
> 1 John 5:13
>