Sentence examples for be distorted as from inspiring English sources

"I don't mean to talk political," she says, "but I just didn't expect Rick's record to be distorted as much as it's been," adding, "It's upsetting, particularly when it's not true.

The short ones (e.g. those for which we only have measurements up to 24 or 48 h) will thus not be distorted as much as the long ones.

"There is greater opportunity for property valuations to be distorted as rapid price rises mask overvaluations," said Stephen Hill, partner at solicitors Bolt Burdon Kemp.

Owing to the random nature of channel access, packets from different nodes may collide, creating interference at the FC, or they may be distorted as a result of the communication noise.

Visible properties of macroscopic objects, like their size and shape, are conveyed to us by these films, which tend to be distorted as they pass through greater distances in the air, since they are subject to more collisions with air atoms.

However, if we calculated the mean and the other statistical measures of these concentration measures on the basis of these 910 hospital systems, the results would be distorted as the HHI of a large hospital system would have the same weight as e.g. a small stand-alone 60 beds hospital.

Eq. 6 implies that the electric tensor T, as defined in Eq. 2, is distorted as well.

In some kni RNAi cuticles, more posterior markers as well as the posterior portion of the T3 denticle belt were distorted as well.

By X-ray crystallography, we observe that helix 3 is distorted as is the active site, and MD simulations show that helix 3 populates the inactive conformation, where it is rotated towards the interface.

While both clusters in these systems 3 and 4 are significantly distorted on reduction, the phenyl groups remain largely unchanged whereas the ═C6H4═ and ═C6F4═ bridges are distorted as well.

This is due to the non-random nature in which the constellations are distorted, as ACE only allows distortion which increase the minimum Euclidean distance.