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The film was attacked by filmmaker and professor Claude Lanzmann, director of the nine-hour Holocaust documentary Shoah, who called Schindler's List a "kitschy melodrama" and a "deformation" of historical truth.

However, the subsequent recovery period revealed a (somewhat delayed) heart arrest and a deformation of heart structure in the pH 7.8 and pH 6.0 animals.

The PC3 is symmetric under reflection about the horizontal axis (asymmetric under both rotation and reflection about the vertical axis) and includes a deformation of the overall contour of the corallite into a more triangular shape pointing either to the left or right side.

At a tibia rotation 10° off the neutral position the maximum stress value determined at the FP system is 44% higher than the value computed for the RPS system (FP = 26 MPa versus RPS = 18 MPa), first exceeds the material yield strength of 25 MPa and also a deformation of the lateral compartment is visible.

The displacement curves showed similar profiles at time = 0, 1 and 48 hours and was equivalent to a deformation of 450 μM and displacement of 15% strain.

But the materials are expensive and only allow for a deformation of about 10%, says polymer chemist Andreas Lendlein of the Technical University Aachen, Germany.

Both, compression and stretching, amount to a deformation of this ionospheric signal by about 10%% on each side.

Glaucoma causes death of retinal ganglion cells and their axons, along with a deformation of the connective tissues of the optic nerve head.

Metamorphopsia is a hallmark sign in patients with macular diseases and can be defined as a deformation of seen straight lines due to the displacement of photoreceptors.

During this process, integrity of the CV was not impaired and we did not detect a deformation of or protrusions from the dorsal roof of the CV.

Richard Brody, writing in the New Yorker, took issue with this as "a deformation of children and of mental life", in which the primal urgency of being alive is replaced by varieties of cuteness and whimsy.