Sentence examples for further distortion from inspiring English sources
In the transition to low-carbon energy generation, distorted time preferences are shown to induce a further distortion, in addition to that from the emission externality.
But the media echo chamber guarantees further distortion.
As the pulse continues down the fiber, further distortion actually undoes the inversion, restoring the original signal.
However, in some cases, further distortion improvements can be obtained using a technique called deglitching.
Although fibrosis is an essential response to acute cardiac tissue injury, prolonged myofibroblast activation and progressive fibrosis lead to further distortion of tissue architecture and worsened cardiac function.
Before the broadcast there had been concern among transgender people that, far from helping to normalise their often difficult experiences, Jenner's revelation would serve only to add further distortion and spectacle to the picture of attention-seeking dysfunction presented by reality-TV's first family.
The next three essays expose further distortions of economic theory and include the complete, unaltered, controversial review of Laura Tyson's Who's Bashing Whom.
But if the NHS really is now committed to transparency, and wants to publish all data, good and bad, won't that transparency just lead to further distortions in treatment priorities – precisely the sort of problem the Keogh report highlighted?
But if the NHS really is now committed to transparency, and wants to publish all data, good and bad, won't that transparency just lead to further distortions in treatment priorities – precisely the sort of problem the Keogh report highlighted?
Further distortions are fostered by a few more fun-house devices; most interestingly, a mirror at the back wall of the installation that seems to extend the gallery's space halfway to infinity, and gives a slightly altered view of your body.
This leads to further distortions in the economy, further reducing total factor productivity, output, and growth.
