Sentence examples for a distortion of time from inspiring English sources

As he fell, Heim noticed both a distortion of time and high-level mental processing.

Mark has a theory: that the sense-deprivation involved in cold-water surfing can throw the body into a state resembling insulin shock, which causes a similar distortion of time.

A French explorer learned this the hard way in 1962 when, after shutting himself in a cavern to study the effects of isolation, he experienced a strange distortion of time.

From Hell returns to source, as a penny-dreadful, a shocker; a distortion of place and time.

Other sensory abnormalities include a distortion of the patient's sense of time, for example déjà vu, or a distortion of the sense of self (depersonalization) or sense of reality (derealization).

The common name "nursehound" came from an old belief by English fishermen that this shark attends to its smaller relatives, while the name "huss" may have come from a distortion of the word "nurse" over time.

Note here we use the singular problem to avoid the distortion of time within the desingularized problem due to a position dependent rescaling of time in the process of desingularization.

The distortion of time and place is echoed in Bob Crowley's design, with its obliquely angled chandeliers and ambiguous architecture.

Add the distortion of time zones, which average time across huge regions, and the difference is far greater.

Natural frequencies, mode shapes and distortion of time functions describing wave shapes of displacement, acceleration and strain of different cross-sections of a beam are considered as dynamic characteristics to be investigated.

16 Importantly, perception of auditory clicks presented similarly around saccadic onset suffers no distortion of time.