Sentence examples for at the expense of distorting from inspiring English sources

It is noticed that, in general, reducing the PAPR is always done either at the expense of distorting the transmitted signals, thus increasing the bit error rate (BER) at the receiver, or by reducing the information data rate, usually because high PAPR signals are somehow discarded and replaced by others with lower PAPR before being transmitted [20].

When you watch standard TV on a wide-screen set, you have to choose whether to put the image in the middle of the wide screen with blank vertical bars at the sides, or use the TV's electronics to zoom or stretch it to fill the screen at the expense of distorting or losing some of the image.

The Senate has one last chance to rid the country of an irrational, outdated and unfair 70-year-old program of federal farm supports that enriches the few at the expense of the many, distorts international trade and damages the environment.

Using this style of map can give you a better presentation of the countries with the highest medal count -- you don't have to worry about circles overlapping or shapes being distorted -- at the expense of the ones with a low count, which are too small to be labeled.

This means that fire-sensitive clades did not become extinct at the expense of fire-tolerant clades that might have distorted the analysis – this is consistent with both being accommodated in different vegetation types through time preventing their extinction [ 23].

The guarantees have been criticized by rivals and by some policy makers, most notably Alan Greenspan, the Federal Reserve chairman, who has said that they distort markets and come at the expense of other federal and private sector initiatives.

The Democrats who are politicizing and distorting these events risk doing so at the expense of our democracy.

Karen P. Hughes, Mr. Bush's spokeswoman, described as "somewhat shrill" the language used by Gore campaign officials, and Donald L. Evans, the Bush campaign chairman, taunted Mr. Daley, saying: "The Democrats who are politicizing and distorting these events risk doing so at the expense of our democracy.

Such incentives distort the market and benefit newcomers at the expense of established companies.Texas's package of benefits is handsome.

Readers React Our overly complex tax code distorts the economy by rewarding investors at the expense of wage earners while boosting employment for accountants and tax lawyers.

The obsession with Johnson at the expense of almost all other blues singers, Mr. Wald suggests, has grossly distorted the history of the blues.