In essence, it transforms the schematized canonical case reproduced in Fig. 1A into the comparably distorting case depicted in Fig. 1B.
With Mr. Gonzalez all but out of sight in Cuba, the relatives have had a free hand to distort the case with bogus legal arguments and unsubstantiated claims that Elian is afraid to see his father.
It was anticipation over this ruling -- and real concern about how the judge would likely distort longstanding case law to reach it -- that led over one hundred law professors to sign a statement last week expressing their view that the ACA is constitutional.
And sure, "The Hurricane" may distort the legal case and include pure fantasies.
An isolated segment, shown over and over again, can distill, oversimplify and in some cases distort.
The extraordinary level of attention to the case distorted everything, making it impossible for things to be done in a normal fashion.
The government's understanding of economic matters was incomplete and in any case distorted by ideological attitudes to the market system.
Three hours is an awful long time in the cinema just to have that condescending truism lowered on us - in any case distorted and exaggerated to the point of mendacity.
His stories show us instances where a doctor makes snap judgments that are wrong — and right; where past cases distort present perception; where rapport with, or dislike for, a patient alters diagnosis or care.
Unfortunately, not all do -- and of even greater concern, there are rules, policies and practices built into the system that distort even those cases handled by well-intentioned prosecutors.
In some cases, we feel that he has erred on the side of caution far too often in an effort to placate, pacify or, at the very least, neutralize his critics who monitor every comment he makes and are ready to pounce on or, in many cases, distort comments he makes in regards to the issue.
