Sentence examples for distortions exist from inspiring English sources
Nevertheless, distortions exist.
The basic structure is a primitive cube, but tetragonal, rhombohedral, orthorhombic, monoclinic, and triclinic distortions exist.
Similar distortions exist in other countries, such as Nigeria.Rolling homeAnd yet new railway lines are planned across Africa.
However, distortions exist between what the brands what to communicate and what the customer perceive referred to as the Brand Gap.
Congestion pricing schemes are analysed that are second-best 'by design' (and not because distortions exist elsewhere in the spatial economy), like cordon charging and flat kilometre charges.
Again, strong artifacts and distortions exist in the images recovered with the method without the TVM when the data collected is angle-limited (Figs. 4b,c), while considerably improved images are reconstructed using the TVM enhanced algorithm (Figs. 4e,f).
There, in the combining step, most of the images cannot be combined via simple manual methods even in the same scene, b due to the problem of always existing cylindrical distortion exists in camera lenses which is difficult to recognize by the user in the source images.
"But when one set of rules applies to Qantas, and another to our competitors, then a clear distortion exists".
Thus, although with the lowest coding bit rate for spatial parameters, insignificant spatial distortion existed for JSPQ in all regions.
This is similar to the bulk value [4], demonstrating that no lattice distortion exists in the nanofilms.
Smaller quantization error than JND means that obvious perceptual redundancy exists; in contrast, bigger quantization error than JND means that sensible spatial distortion exists.
