Sentence examples for distortions made from inspiring English sources
The premises of Walmart and CVS, a chain of drug stores, are held by REITs, as are the headquarters of the New York Times; the paper sold them and leased them back in 2009.Hurly Berle timesAndrew Morriss, of the University of Alabama law school, sees the shift as an entrepreneurial response to a century's worth of governmental distortions made through taxation and regulation.
The scientists will study acoustic distortions made when the tones of two mosquitoes buzzing are heard together by the female, and how it helps her recognize that the male is of the same species.
If you could create a list of all the distortions made, that would serve as a key to unwrapping the image back to it's original form.
Jagged black-and-white splinters, stripes and optical distortions make looking difficult.
But those distortions make clicking and popping sounds when the files are transferred to a computer.
Both distortions make us forget that what they are are human beings.
Young, of course, pitched in the so-called Dead Ball Era, whose statistical distortions make the Steroid Era seem like a mere rounding error.
Today, they say, accounting distortions make the ratio useless.
Properly computed, MPK distortions make a significant contribution to the income gap.
In particular, distortions make too many resources be allocated to small unproductive firms, generating big output losses.
It has been widely applied in many communications, where multipath fading and nonlinear distortions make constant signal envelope and efficient bandwidth necessary.
