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Repeated X-ray mammography (XRM) has several drawbacks: discomfort, radiation exposure, geometric distortion owing to compression and magnification render tumour volume measurements less accurate than magnetic resonance imaging (MRI), and tumour may be impossible to distinguish from dense glandular tissue and fibrosis.

But her imagery here, achieved by devices like blurring, montage, double exposure and extreme distortion, is for the most part stagy and pretentious, like a takeoff on bad Surrealist movies.

(Johnson Galleriess: 57th Street DIANA MICHENER: 'DOGS, FIRES, ME' The photographs here, largely achieved by devices like blurring, montage, double exposure and extreme distortion, are supposedly evocative of poetic concepts, but they are for the most part stagey and pretentious, like scenes from a bad Surrealist movie.

The shift in the XRD peak position observed upon humidity exposure indicates a distortion in the crystal structure of the MWs.

Over the decades of the cold war, one of the most effective Western weapons was exposure of Kremlin distortions of Marxism.

Further, the use of a helium cryostream is compatible with XAS measurements at the sulfur K-edge and has the advantage of minimizing thiol oxidation due to air-exposure, minimizing spectral distortion due to X-ray absorption by argon, and also minimizing photo-oxidation of sulfur (see Supporting Information Figure 1).

Due to the self-paced methodology employed, there was the possibility of the two experimental groups to receive unequal exposure to the visuomotor distortion employed.

They demonstrated that intermittent exposure resulted in clear distortion of sleep and altered sleep architecture compared to sham conditions and continuous exposure.

After 2 years of field exposure (BC1S1; 51 loci), the distortion was almost double compared with one year of field exposure (S1 and BC1, 22 and 22 loci, respectively).

It is currently an open question as to whether multiple and/or prolonged exposure to these visuomotor distortions increase task performance in the elderly, and if so, if practice is generalized beyond the specific task to real world scenarios.

The tale involves stifled hatred and potential violence, but Dulac films it with a lyrical and impressionistic inwardness, using unnatural lighting effects, dreamlike double exposures, and grotesque distortions to evoke the heroine's frustrated desires and irrepressible fears.