Sentence examples for associated distortion from inspiring English sources

To get a better understanding of distortion, the relationship between transformation kinetics and associated distortion has been investigated using a low-alloy chromium steel.

These limitations are usually expressed by means of the Just Noticeable Distortion (JND) concept that defines the error profile whose associated distortion is perceived by a small (predefined) fraction of potential users only.

If revenue must be raised, charging the same toll on both bridges minimizes the associated distortion of incentives.

Chondrocyte mechanotransduction is poorly understood, but may involve cell deformation and associated distortion of intracellular organelles.

This biliary obstruction then results in atrophy of that hepatic lobe and associated distortion of the overlying hepatic capsule.

We can compare the results obtained by SS and PF with other algorithms evaluated using the same CLEAR 2007 database whose scores are reported in Table 2. Most of these methods exploited multi-view information with the exception of [31] that only used the zenithal camera facing the associated distortion and perspective problems.

Although one of the proposed hypotheses was confirmed and another one reached a marginal level of statistical significance (Crit.Av., p = .055), still we suggest that this variable be analysed in another sample that presents a higher degree of distortion to understand what really is associated with distortion of disgust expressions.

As the author of a popular textbook on the subject dryly notes, however, "this now seems unlikely because pineal tumours do not cause the changes one would expect to find associated with distortion of the soul".

There was associated architectural distortion and irregular mass in four cases.

Patients who survive show areas of hypoattenuation, lung cysts, reticular abnormality and associated parenchymal distortion often in the nondependent lung.

Extent of injuries and associated architectural distortion is assessed using axial, sagittal and coronal images oriented along the long and short axes of the involved musculotendinous unit.