Sentence examples for a source of distortion from inspiring English sources

"There is a risk that India will evolve toward a condition of oligarchic capitalism, in which the market and political power of major corporations will become a drag on long-term growth and a source of distortion in policy," a report sponsored by the Asian Development Bank warned.

Hirsch correctly identified uniform allocation of authorship credit as a source of distortion, but since this distortion is a direct result of using biased counting when calculating the h-index it must be remedied by removing such bias prior to calculation, i.e. by using harmonic counting to remove both inflationary and equalizing bias from the source data.

Electrical machines, directly connected to the grid, are normally not a source of harmonic distortion.

A moderate harmonic current from a source of harmonic distortion can result in a high harmonic voltage.

However, the unquestioning acceptance of religious or cultural identities as the unique modes of representation of the concepts of humanity and civilization can, of course, be not only a source of belligerent distortion, but also a negation of the essential features of human commonality.

Due to this, the values in this range indicate that non-normality is not a source of serious distortions [ 48].

The tails in Peak-to-Average Power Ratio (PAPR) distribution for OFDM signals are very significant, and this implies an detrimental source of distortion in a satellite scenario, where the on-board amplifier is driven near saturation.

Enlarged group reactions to e.g. the compulsory requirements for passing the course should be appreciated as a potential source of distortion in data.

The high reproducibility and inter-observer agreement in our cases was presumably due to the fact that the pathologic lung structures, responsible for the generation of the artifact, provided rather consistent imaging data, and hence a steady source of distortion of the ultrasound signal, during the study period.

Hirsch's [24] suggestion that using the original h-index ".as a measure of scientific achievement automatically reduces an important source of distortion when multiply coauthored papers are involved, by allocating a smaller portion of the credit to those authors who are likely to have contributed less". is not supported by my results.

A striking source of distortions in perceived duration is due to the filling of the interval to be judged.