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Distortion refers to deformation of an image.
What he never insisted on was a corresponding deformation of the soul.
In 1933 he wrote The Deformation of the Earth's Crust.
Thermoreceptors are infrequently excited by mechanical deformation of the skin.
The deformation of materials is characterized by stress-strain relations.
Stoneham adds that due to the amount of heat created in the deformation of the metal, it starts burning.
The second is unusual — a deformation of the retina, at the back of the eye, that can't be fixed.
All of the constraints Hitchens mentions have one thing in common: they all represent a deformation of the self.
"In this case, Victor Hugo himself said he wanted no sequel or deformation of his characters," the lawyer explained.
Food technologists are now conducting basic research in rheology, a branch of physics that examines the flow and deformation of materials.
Ideally, track and sprinter should be harmonised so that the deformation of the track surface corresponds with the movements of the athlete.
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