The former is employed to discuss the web's time- and memory-distorting capabilities; the latter as prescient of its simultaneous visibility and obscurity.
Comparison of proposed traffic monitoring technique with current video-based ones shows that due to their independence in terms of interfering or distorting factors, capabilities, advantages, and disadvantages, as well as the potential extensions of the proposed system, it can be used in parallel with the current traffic monitoring systems complementarily to cover their drawbacks.
Constantly pushing for the highest level of technological capability can distort priorities when a 'good enough' solution may in many areas be sufficient".
This event has the capability to distort the national conversation of incredulousness (not about the fact that Saatchi would or could do such a thing) but that no one would intervene.
Administration officials were clearly surprised during this trip by the ferocity of the political attacks in London against Mr. Blair over charges -- which he and the White House deny -- that intelligence on Iraq's weapons capability was distorted to build support for war.
However, recent empirical studies indicate that some sex-ratio distorting parasites have retained the capability for horizontal transmission.
The TV show is "nothing but a slanderous farce" to insult and distort the North's nuclear capability, said the country's top military body, the National Defence Commission (NDC).
The strength of AI methods lies in their ability to detect and quantify complex non-l inear relationships between inputs and outputs as well as their capability to generalize distorted or partially occluded patterns.
Then he learned that the United States government was once again distorting intelligence on Pakistan's nuclear capability.
In the evaluation of process capability, gauge measurement errors usually distort the measured data yielding two dissimilar capability indices, particularly, the actual and the observed process capability indices (ACp and OCp).
