The tragedy is that the whole project is built on a wildly distorted projection of Britain's relative role in dealing with the global displacement of people.
But this narrative has always been a distorted projection of Anglo-American desires rather than a portrait of the real Pocahontas.
At Chihuo.com's offices in El Monte, an illustrated map displays a distorted projection of Los Angeles based on Chinese food preferences.
Electroconvulsive therapy (ECT) is shown to be effective in many psychiatric illnesses, but its distorted projection by the Pakistani media and its unregulated use by many physicians across the country have adversely affected its acceptability.
Their recorded sounds were then played outdoors, recreating the indoor-soundscape while the exteriors of the theatre were illuminated by visually-distorted projections of the building's inner structures.
We have also found further evidence that distorted social projection (false consensus) is only present for the doping related sensitive issues, not for general population social drug use or NS.
The hells are terrible places of torture and suffering, in which beings who are dominated by anger and hatred are cut to pieces, burned, frozen, and tormented by demonic apparitions that are in fact projections of their own distorted minds.
Or worse, in choices that are either schlocky (Peter Sarkisian's high-tech, Las Vegas-style family-of-man video projection), gimmicky (Robert Lazzarini's distorted telephone booth, a feat of fabrication but not much else) or just plain safe.
Several existing volume rendering algorithms operate by factoring the viewing transformation into a 3D shear parallel to the data slices, a projection to form an intermediate but distorted image, and a 2D warp to form an undistorted final image.
In 1599 the English mathematician Edward Wright supplied a rational explanation of Mercator's projection and provided tables by which the distorted distances could be corrected.
