But in doing so, they effectively distort what Simone Weil, the French philosopher, mystic and activist, was about.
But so, arguably, is a decision that disenfranchises or effectively distorts the choices of thousands of citizens, like those in Palm Beach County whose votes were seemingly nullified by an improperly and even illegally designed ballot.
"The use of spectrum caps is bitterly controversial since they effectively distort what is otherwise a market mechanism designed to allocate spectrum to those who value it most," said Ovum analyst Matthew Howett.
According to the paper, inside information (asymmetric information) affects the discount rate of a venture, effectively distorting the value of equity lowering its value in the eyes of external investors (Tsai 2008).
By doing this, these closeted repubs effectively distort the debate on gay rights because their votes have little to do with justice or sound policy analysis and everything to do with their own shame, hypocrisy, and the GOP's desire to pander to their homophobic base.
Experimental results demonstrate that speckle noise is effectively avoided in severely distorted signals, thus improving the signal-to-noise ratio (SNR) significantly.
Since that fateful event, so effectively has history been distorted that even Jews believe that Arabs had no part to play in Nazism.
For example, if L s =L, Q n,1 L is a square matrix, and Σ n =I, which means that the filter performs nullifying the noise subspace without cleaning the signal-plus-noise subspace, or that the residual noise can be effectively reduced without distorting the speech.
A 30mm polycarbonate windshield deflected the wheel but shattered, while a canopy from a jet fighter worked effectively but would cause other problems, including distorted vision.
The stent got longitudinally distorted during post-stent balloon dilatation which was effectively managed with further dilatation with non-compliant balloon.
