The phrase "distortion on" is not correct and usable in written English.
To make a sentence, you need to use the phrase "distortion of," as in "High temperatures caused a distortion of the metal structure."
Stigma was understood in relational terms as a distortion of one's social image and simultaneously as the impact of this distortion on one's own self-image.
Images are obtained from undistorted and distorted resonators and the effect of distortion on SNR is quantified.
At one point the sound system malfunctioned, with a squelch of distortion on every bass-drum kick.
The eeriness is largely due to the effect of the recording booth's distortion on Young's voice.
The songs rarely go faster than a moody midtempo, suspended in reverb with distortion on some of the fringes.
Among the unexpected thrills: Mr. Monder's bared-fang distortion on "Saloon," a heavy stomp, and "Rahan," a formless churn.
In 2013, the British Heart Foundation published a report called Portion Distortion on how portion sizes in Britain have changed since 1993.
Another admirer was reportedly Jimi Hendrix, who was said to have been influenced by Mr. Sumlin's use of distortion on recordings from the late '50s.
In this paper, the effect of nonlinear distortion on system identification is studied.
And how can anyone expect that such a serious distortion on the currency market will not affect business?
The rectangular windowing is adopted to avoid distortion on the cumulative DFT spectrum.
