The phrase "after distortion" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts discussing changes or alterations that occur following a distortion, whether in art, sound, or data.
Example: "The image appeared clearer after distortion was applied, revealing details that were previously obscured."
Alternatives: "post-distortion" or "following distortion".
The reasoning behind this is that delay, reverb etc tend to sound better after distortion (echoing a distorted sound, rather than being distorted).
Therefore, we obtain a generalized Arbitrary-Lagrangian Eulerian (Arbitrary-Lagrangian Eulerianning ALEesh velocity instead of re-generating a new methodfter distortion.
In 2009, a set payment of $200 for such talks was suggested as part of health care reform, but after distortion by conservatives, "it was widely decried as a reimbursement for 'death panels' and stripped from the bill.
Figure 2 A 32-year-old female with persistent dorsoradial wrist pain after distortion.
Further studies are needed on the kinetics of neocrystallization of minerals after distortion and amorphization by frictional forces.
Fig. 3 Fluoroscopic image of the lead grid before distortion correction (a), the acquired distortion matrix (b), and fluoroscopic image of the lead grid after distortion correction (c).
Left: distorted MR data with bowed lines, Right: straightened lines after distortion-correction Figure 2 Left: distorted MR data overlaid with PET data.
Figure 23 Error comparison before and after applying distortion correction and centers recomputing after scaling for integration.
Thus the value of the optimization functional in MI registration for MR-CT substantially increases after our distortion correction.
The original research that generated such images concluded that "humans cannot perceive the perturbation introduced to craft adversarial samples"15, because human observers persisted with their original classifications even after the distortion was introduced (see also ref. 27).
After each distortion, the image is normalized to keep the original range of pixel values.
