Sentence examples for exaggerated distortion from inspiring English sources
Samples are of exaggerated distortion, dry/wet impressions and large amount of displacement and rotations.
I had to learn to keep the camera level with these lenses because of the exaggerated distortions they made when they were tipped.
Transparency, layered composition, exaggerated foreshortening, distortion and close-up heads feature in his earlier work too.
Guardian contributor Jess Zimmerman – and self-proclaimed "misandrist witch" – told Hess: "It's inhabiting the most exaggerated, implausible distortion of your position, in order to show that it's ridiculous".
Also, the small populations colonizing Near and Remote Oceania were probably subject to exaggerated drift distortions [53], [56].
This is in line with traditional compression logic, where high-frequency information can often be discarded without causing an exaggerated increase in distortion.
Playing the solos of Beethoven's C-minor Piano Concerto, Mr. Haefliger was the picture of rectitude: not a false gesture, not an exaggerated sigh, not a single attention-getting distortion of line.
In contrast, the copperplate etchings that appeared in the first edition of the "Sidereus Nuncius," which were made by a Venetian artisan, feature craters that are exaggerated for effect, and there are other distortions.
It shows that the MDTA provides more accurate stream paths on depression areas, and consequently reduces distortions of the SLPs derived from the paths, such as exaggerated elevation values and negatively biased slopes that are commonly observed in the SLPs built using the ArcGIS™.
But these are exaggerated.
