Sentence examples for distorted sections from inspiring English sources

It is an example of the predominantly electric guitar-based genre the band employed at the time; featuring quiet, clean sections contrasting with loud, distorted sections, sometimes connected with crescendos and diminuendos.

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This work also involves the careful identification and evasion of areas distorted by freezing, sectioning, processing, or staining which may affect the accuracy of FCSA and FN measurements.

The standardized cortical sections are distorted toward deeper layers, because the outer contour is always longer than inner contour.

Although this prevalence is very high, and there are some methodological reasons why this may be distorted (see study limitations section) it is certainly true that many of those impacted by EI, or the threat of EI, were subject to a wide range of acute stressors over a prolonged period, in a country where EI and such rigorous disease containment and control measures were previously unknown.

Yet the debates on both are being distorted, not least by large sections of the media.

Some shelters, such as the Section 357 gambit (see "Section 357"), are built around a clearly distorted, though literal, reading of a code section.

The song climaxes with the entrance of drums, and this section prominently features distorted bass run through a fuzz pedal.

Occasionally, regions of a section were obviously distorted and could not be reliably used for alignment or segmentation.

Whereas the common LβH-fold has an equilateral, triangular cross-section [18], this geometry is distorted in NeuO and OatWY and a bean shaped cross-section is observed.

The scholars said that section distorts the fact that the Romans were the occupying power and that the Jewish authorities were their agents.