self-correcting 
adjective
Correcting oneself or itself without external help: the scientific process is self-correcting a self-correcting optical finder...
- Unfortunately, though science itself is self-correcting, sometimes the scientists involved do not correct themselves.
- The self-correcting collar works on the quick external pinch-pain principle, which is far less damaging than a permanently crushed trachea.
- Micro-journalism is like a self-correcting organism.
Derivatives
self-correct
- The weak point is, basically, that he was not able to self-correct things within the FBI organization.
- A deeply ingrained capacity to self-correct ranks among the United States' greatest political strengths.
- It self-corrects by intermittently locking on to the sun.
self-correction
- This is an authentic confessional, full of self-corrections and digressions and commentary on itself, without ever feeling contrived or artificial.
- When one of the biggest and most reputable firms engages in deception to the point where its accountants are actually seen destroying documents in a big hurry, clearly the mechanism of market self-correction has failed.
- Councillors, however, welcomed the survey and urged both the local administration and the City Council to view the survey's results as valuable information for self-correction.
- alcoholate
- alcoholature
- alcohol dehydrogenase
- alcohol-free
- alcoholic
- alcoholically
- alcoholic fermentation
- alcoholicity
- Alcoholics Anonymous
- alcoholiday
- alcoholimeter
- alcoholimetric
- alcoholise
- alcoholised
- alcoholism
- alcoholist
- alcoholization
- alcoholize
- alcoholized
- alcoholizing
- alcoholmeter
- alcoholometer
- alcoholometric
- alcoholometry
- alcohol poisoning