Sentence examples for distorted i from inspiring English sources

This meant that their colors might be distorted (I remember a greenish Mondrian), or they might be grisaille, if the reproduction was in black and white.

This paper focuses on the complex organizational context of estimation and investigates whether estimates may be distorted, i.e. intentionally changed for reasons beyond legitimate changes due to changing prerequisites such as requirements or scope.

A sample of 130 children ages 6 to 9 years participated in a task designed to measure children's understanding of ways that claims can be distorted (i.e., biased decisions, skewed self-reports, and misleading persuasive claims).

The best (least distorted, i.e., most matched) candidate block is found, and its displacement (motion vector) is recorded.

Our human notion of power is distorted, I came to believe, a notion of power that's about coercion rather than persuasion, control rather than compassion.

In the case of protein-DNA complexes aligned by negatively charged phage, it has been shown that alignment is dominated by the electrostatic properties of the DNA and that, providing the DNA is minimally distorted (i.e B-form and not significantly bent), the long axis of the DNA is approximately parallel to the principal axis of the alignment tensor[13].

These are definitely made for sending sound to one person, though of course with a twist of the dial they can get plenty loud — loud enough to bother your neighbors without distorting, I think.

My previous comments sound distorted because I mean that I have manuscripts and material that I want to contribute to the library but have not had the time to begin the process.

My whole future will be distorted if I do this...I am not that person who cheat and I think if I have had a false test report the university will accept me but my performance or level of proficiency is not going to help me to write a homework or a dissertation.

In refashioning the moist, pliable clay of reality into the fired ceramic of a published novel, I could distort whatever I wished, leave out anything that didn't suit my purposes, and invent scenes that never happened, which to my subjects must have been infuriating.

Time is distorted, but I think it was three days and three nights ago when I said goodbye forever to my partner in deeds and deceptions, Joe Smith.