Sentence examples for distorted feedback from inspiring English sources

Experiment 3 was designed to mislead participants about cue reliability by providing distorted feedback on the accuracy of their performance.

Containing nothing but Lou's all-time favourite thing – electric guitar and distorted feedback – MMM was 64 minutes of violent, spitting droning split into four vinyl sides of more or less the same cheerless, inert and shrieking length.

Pete Townshend, its guitarist and songwriter, was among the first to incorporate the distorted feedback from amplifiers in performance; Keith Moon, its drummer, slaughtered his kit with his sticks.

By "folding" the message into its own distorted feedback, over and over, the loop creates a completely garbled message that then shoots out through an outbound fiber.

It mixes psychedelic soundscapes and kaleidescopic visions with distorted feedback blow-outs, reversed drum loops, bubbling Moogs and echoplexed vocals.

Using cheap equipment and horribly distorted feedback, ZK produce a nauseous, pummelling electronic scree over which moustachioued frontman Hans Bunschlapen (AKA ex-Pink And Brown hetero John Dwyer) barks every homoerotic S&M cliché ever invented in a thick Kraut accent: "Polish my boots/ fulfill my needs/ cruise the scene/ fuck/ dance" etc (from "To Do List").

(C ) The experimental design used to generate distorted auditory feedback (DAF).

A second set of experiments used these limits to gradually distort visual feedback in order to manipulate a subject's force or distance response.

"In order to address the limits that special and short-term interests pose to making long-term political decisions when they dominate and distort the feedback mechanism of elections," says Gardels. "Despite the well-known corruption, the principle of meritocracy is very much alive in the selection of the political class.

The political necessity of sucking up to President Xi Jinping has so distorted China's information feedback loop that no one within the bureaucracy seems willing to inform the red emperor that China's foreign policy has failed.

A stern, slightly professorial figure, Kenis is a former Belgian punk musician turned record producer, who had been startled by what he heard on the 1978 France Culture broadcast - what sounded like an electronic version of the traditional trance music of the Congo's Bazombi tribe, laced with feedback and distorted almost beyond recognition.