In sculpture it can be a distorted thumbs up, unreliably assuring viewers that everything will be OK, a pair of disembodied pitch-black testicles, or a gravestone in the same vein as MEMORIAL: inscribed with a grocery list.
This panel is now in two layers, so the displays seem suspended in space; another information option, replicated on the optional (and slightly distorted) head-up display on the windscreen in front of the driver, shows if, and by how much, the battery is being charged, which alters dramatically as you move the accelerator.
from the product, too: generally "far enough" (and zoomed in) because a flat undistorted perspective is generally more useful than a perhaps-artistically distorted close-up one.
There's a shocking opening sequence with Denzel Washington cavorting in a hotel bed with a naked woman (Nadine Velazquez of My Name Is Earl), chugging booze and fighting on the phone with his ex-wife; then leaning in to the camera to snort up a fat rail of cocaine, his face grotesquely distorted in close-up.
When military inspectors failed to uncover weapons of mass destruction, the Blair government was accused of distorting ("sexing up") intelligence on which it had based its claim that Iraq was an imminent threat.
Definition of "Weasel Room": Using specific terms, words or phrases with 'selective' accounting to distort, puff up or obfuscate the facts.
He added: "Wall messages are constantly changing, new ones replacing old ones, old ones covered up or distorted by the elements.
Rødland told me that he allowed the title of the book, a psychiatric term for memories that are made up or distorted, to guide him in his editing.
Many others are terrified that their conversations, edited and distorted, will pop up on Web sites or pro-government media.
But analysts pointed out that the overall figures were distorted in the run-up to the Olympics.
Nasal turbinate bones were distorted and up to five times thicker than normal.
