Sentence examples for a large distortion from inspiring English sources
A major constraint of the classical BC is that only global information concerning control points (CP) is considered, consequently there may be a sizeable gap between the BC and its control polygon (CtrlPoly), leading to a large distortion in shape representation.
In a vapor made from a toluene:heptane 5 1 volumetric ratio liquid mixture, or from pure toluene, cylindrical microdomains reoriented from majority out-of-plane to in-plane during annealing, while drying led to shrinkage along the film normal and a large distortion of the hexagonal lattice of in-plane cylinders.
This heterogeneous geological structure would generate a large distortion effect.
AAF modification of random sequence DNA results in a large distortion of the helix which is termed base displacement.
This is not surprising as longer flexible alkyl side-chains cause the backbone thiophene rings to suffer a larger distortion degree.
When the company is unable to make up the gap, a larger distortion is needed to cover it up.
Doping an impure element with a larger atomic volume into crystalline structure of buck crystals is normally blocked because the rigid structure could not tolerate a larger distortion.
Doping an impure element with a larger atomic volume into crystalline structure of buck crystals is normally blocked because the rigid crystalline structure could not tolerate a larger distortion.
As illustrated in Figure 7, it is obvious that, with a Person 1's testing sequence, the output of quantizer 2 has a larger distortion than that in quantizer 1.
Similar to that of hexagonal Si, monolayered Ge was also obtained by van der Waals epitaxial growth method on Ag (110) and Ag (111) substrates [116], whereas, due to the high solubility of Ge in Ag, the tetramers structure of Ge on Ag substrate leads to a larger distortion than that of Si [116].
The decision to hold liquidity buffers in the only-moderate safety of REIT shares is part of a larger distortion of risk taking that has resulted from unprecedented monetary policy following the 2008 financial crisis.
