Sentence examples for distorted charging from inspiring English sources

Their rhetoric is predictably distorted: charging that "15 unelected bureaucrats" should not be able to "ration care".

Secondly, it was realized (Bahr 1988; Jiracek 1990) that the measured electric fields can be distorted by charge accumulation at the surface of small-scale heterogeneities in the shallow subsurface.

Quite often, critics observe, the behavior of judges, jurors, criminals, consumers and litigants is charged with emotion, distorted by cognitive glitches and failures of will, and constrained by altruism, etiquette or a sense of duty.

The ions carry a charge of negative one and easily become distorted in the presence of strongly charged bodies.

The damning (if grossly distorted) and largely unanswered charge that Obama squandered $90 billion on green energy programs that were, Romney more than suggested, run by cronies and donors.

In Epson's line of inkjet printers, microscopic piezo elements subjected to tiny charges are distorted, pushing out tiny droplets of ink.

The deformation charge density shown in Figure 4a,b,c,d exhibited that the formation of the Ger/MoS2 and Sil/MoS2 superlattices did not distort significantly the charge densities of germanene, silicene, or sulfur layers, when compared with the deformation charge density in the free-standing germanene, silicene layers, or sulfur layers in the MoS2 sheets (not shown).

Second, the presence of molecules that are permanent dipoles temporarily distorts the electron charge in other nearby polar or nonpolar molecules, thereby inducing further polarization.