Sentence examples for causing distortions from inspiring English sources

But I view the current policies as overly accommodative, causing distortions and posing risks to financial stability and long-term inflation expectations, with the potential to compromise future growth.

During the injection moulding process, serious adhesion effects can occur at the interface between the specimen and tool surface during ejection, causing distortions or cracks in the samples, especially for resins such as PMMA, PC and TPU.

In one paper, two professors from Boston University, Andrew G. Cohen and the Nobelist Sheldon L. Glashow, showed that if the neutrinos had been going faster than light en route to Gran Sasso, they would have lost energy at a fearsome rate by emitting other particles, causing distortions in the beam that were not seen by Opera.

Rather than causing "distortions in actual trends," these adjustments are vital in making sense of current employment activity.

"Imagery goes through the prism of water in all of these pieces, causing distortions, revelations and surrealism". Kubler manifests new means of encountering the self and the natural world through this series, which indicates a subtle mastery of the human form in a surreal realm.

The variations of the magnetic field generated by an FG in an AC or quasi-DC system induce eddy currents in metals, causing distortions in the electromagnetic field.

But, too strong over-subtraction may suppress too many components causing distortion to the signal.

The noise floor is lifted for tens of MHz, thereby also causing distortion in the 2.4 GHz ISM band.

However, increasing the amplitude range will operate the RF amplifiers well within their nonlinear (compression) region causing distortion.

Among these lesions, 8,5′-cyclopurine 2′-deoxynucleosides contain a C8−C5′ covalent bond, causing distortion of the DNA helix.

In our case, the lesion was in the cerebellopontine angle, and the facial nerve was affected, causing distortion of the commissure.