Sentence examples for distorted third from inspiring English sources

Projective ambiguity exists when three dimensions are recreated in a two dimensional format, resulting in a distorted third dimension.

As shown in Fig. 2C, T 155- Smr1 females (100%, n = 47) show downwardly folded wings, severely distorted third pair legs (marked with arrows), and ectopic and defective bristle formation in the scutellum.

The imbalance between self-renewal and differentiation in Fbxw7-deficient NSCs resulted in morphological abnormalities of the brain, including a dilated and distorted third ventricle with a horizontal sulcus in the mutant mice, as well as their death shortly after birth associated with the absence of suckling behaviour.

Consider, for example, distorted first order hexahedral elements or distorted second order elements.

However, the results also show that the re-emission of a time reversed version of this distorted first reflection results in a healing of the distortions and a perfect recovery of the original pulse shape, thereby demonstrating time reversal invariance for this type of contact acoustic nonlinearity.

"Sea Seizure" opens with alarm blasts of distorted eighth notes, before melting into smooth syncopation, while "Moon Traps in Seven Rings" has the horns finessing a ballad melody, as the rhythm section periodically convulses beneath.

The tuning is especially nice for those metal songs that begin with a lot of clean minor chords and then go into the distorted fifths.

A distorted, at first baffling, black and white form smears itself in a disruptive oval across the painting; viewed from the right-hand side, it reveals itself as a human skull.

In a political culture less distorted by Second Amendment absolutism, this might have been a turning point for Republican lawmakers: Why not at least make it more difficult for potential terrorists to get guns?

Optimal allocations for a late arriver are also further distorted below first-best levels.

The second is distorted representation (distortion), which occurs when publications in medical journals present a biased or misleading description of the design, conduct, or results of a trial. 1 6 10 14 Both go against the fundamental scientific and ethical responsibility that all research on humans be used to advance knowledge and are symptomatic of a general culture of data secrecy.