The phrase "distorted shape" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to describe something that has been bent, twisted, or otherwise manipulated so that its shape is no longer accurate or symmetrical. For example, "The explosion left the building with a distorted shape."
In addition, ~13% of Δpmp23 cells had a distorted shape and/or division defects.
After being severely and quasi-plastically distorted, shape memory materials (SMMs) are able to recover their original shape at the presence of the right stimulus.
"The variation in the shape of the orbit, along with Titan's slightly distorted shape, means that there is some flexure within the moon as it orbits Saturn," said Zebker.
You can see the discoloration throughout the buttock and the distorted shape.
Therefore, we assume that the optimum value distribution has a slightly distorted shape from the Zipf's law-like distribution with the optimum value distribution given as 10X+1, where X is a random variable having a skewed normal distribution (Figure 5).
Shaw's handblown glass entities present a range of domestic looking cups, wineglasses, plates and saucers, many of which have distorted shapes that mimic transitory water droplets being thrust outward.
Both were done without endorectal coil, which distorts shape of prostate during the exams.
This procedure transforms the data so as to reduce or eliminate differences in landmark configurations that are due to the size of the specimens or their positions when photographed, and does so without distorting shape information.
Affine transformations are special because although they distort shapes, they preserve features such as parallel lines and the ratio of distances along these lines.
He often shoots at angles that distort shapes and size, so that gargoyles and lions' heads tower menacingly in some photos.
The rapid rotation and low mean density that lead to distortion of the planet's physical shape also distort the shape of its gravitational field.
