Sentence examples for distorted direction from inspiring English sources
The focusing properties do not show a clear change when σ = 0 (rounded nanoholes) in Fig. 5 is increased to a1 σ = 0.4, a2 σ = 0.7 with a horizontal distorted direction, and a3 σ = 0.7 with a perpendicular distorted direction.
In this paper, the kinematic model is refined with the estimation of the speed and the object size through the fractional transform along the distorted direction.
The genomic regions, the expansion range, and the distorted direction of these markers were displayed in Figure 1.
From Supporting Information Figure S10 (without filter) and Figure 3 a (with filter), the hexagonal atomic structure of the graphene sheet is observed, and the distorted direction of the hexagons indicates the graphene sheet is polycrystalline with the existence of grain boundaries.
Flux jumps in measurement could dramatically distort paleomagnetic direction and intensity estimation after drift correction (e.g., Oda and Shibuya 1996).
Instrumental timbres were distorted in the direction of glitchy noise, in the manner of much recent European music, but the extension of playing techniques achieved a kind of visceral precision.
The electric and magnetic (EM) fields observed on the seafloor are generally distorted in any direction by rugged seafloor topography, which is more significant than the effect such topography has on land MT data (e.g., Nam et al., 2008) because of seawater's extremely high conductivity, which produces strong contrast at the seafloor (Schwalenberg and Edwards, 2004).
For example, the map appears to be distorted in one direction, which is likely the combined result of preferential orientation, missing views, and flattening in negative stain.
We should take into account that centenarians are often very proud of themselves, especially when they are asked to be studied as exceptional paradigms, so reality, and especially past reality, may be distorted to a direction of "how I should have been" and not "how I was actually".
These differences in traveltimes of waves coming from different directions distort the perfect focusing and, if sufficiently strong, may even shift the main focusing point away from antipode.
