Sentence examples for based on distortion of from inspiring English sources
APSCU's arguments are desperate, absurd, offensive, and based on distortion of the facts.
Indeed, as though to give sustenance to the auto-bailout hypothesis, the Romney campaign, already celebrated for attacks based on distortion of the opposition's words, forged a doozie, deforming bullish Chrysler expansion plans into a claim of shipping Ohio jobs to China.
In a statement released Thursday, the bank said the trustee's complaint was "based on distortions of both the relevant facts and the governing law".
Current and former ministers have claimed that thousands of women have been imported into the UK and forced to work as sex slaves, but most of these statements were either based on distortions of quoted sources or fabrications without any source at all.
The exhibition recently finished its run at Eyebeam in New York, displayed in tandem with a workshop that allowed participants to design masks based on distortions of their own facial structures.
In another art-science confluence, art-minded doctors have offered diagnoses of artists based on distortions in their art.
The psychovisual system is developed based on noticeable distortion of the compressed image from an original image in frequency order.
Media quality analysis methods assess the quality by measuring the distortion of the signal based on certain analysis models like signal-to-noise ratio (SNR).
But different from the distortion measure of the angle in [20, 21, 25], another vector quantization approach based on the distortion measure of mean-square error (MSE) between the codevector and the downlink channel vector was adopted in [27].
The implemented image warping procedure presented in the following is based on the distortion model of Brown [20] and a homography that corrects for camera misalignment.
Before embedding, block ordering is done and then, appropriate embeddable sections with the best coefficients for RDH are selected based on the distortion sum of AC coefficients in a section.
