Sentence examples for distort records from inspiring English sources

Almost always they distort records or cross ethical lines.

These estimations can hardly be done in experiments where one electrode is used for both stimulation and recording (Fig. 1A, right), since injections of large currents needed to evoke spike by short pulses (1 ms) cause capacitance transients and voltage drop on the access resistance which, even after compensation, distort recording at the moment of spike initiation.

Now, thanks to the Target ruling, CAPTCHAs must also offer an audio option--a distorted recording of letters and numbers read aloud that's often far easier for a computer to interpret than a distorted image.

"We didn't need another 30 to 40 million dollars coming in to distort our records and positions on things, so... what we came up with was the people's pledge," he said.

"We didn't need another 30 to 40 million dollars coming in to distort our records and positions on things, so... what we came up with was the People's Pledge".

"I and [Warren] were very disgusted and deeply concerned about the groups that would come in and distort our records and positions on things -- those third-party super PACs in particular," Brown said.

Both sets of accusations, however, seriously distort the record.

Suggestions to the contrary only serve to distort the record").

The governor's going negative, attacking me, attempting to distort my record.

Mr. Bloomberg has spent $200 million trying to distort the record of his opponent, Comptroller William C. Thompson Jr.

For now, he is arguing that the vice president's extreme attacks distort his record and insult the voters.