Sentence examples for greatly distorted from inspiring English sources

"The second explosion greatly distorted the first cause," he said, adding, "we have elements of the inner hull bent inside" indicating an external blow, "and we have metal bent outside," indicating an internal explosion breaking through the hull.

Beta Lyrae, eclipsing binary star, the two component stars of which are so close together that they are greatly distorted by their mutual attraction; they exchange material and share a common atmosphere.

Second, if interictal burden is overestimated, then multiplied by time, quantification of overall burden is likely to be greatly distorted.

The two cells is greatly distorted from an ideal condition by the nonuniform and anisotropic conductivity (Fig. 2d).

Complexation with larger cations like Na+, K+ and Cs+ greatly distorted the 3d and 3e rings as indicated by the larger O-M+ distances on their bulky sides than on their benzo sides.

Due to the presence of the square term in Eq. 6, the MSE still generates the same error value (900) as in Fig. 2, even though the image in Fig. 2c is greatly distorted, if it is compared with the image in Fig. 2b.

Adding to the cost of food won't greatly distort most household budgets.

A computer program at the center automatically calculates the orbits of reported projects, but it failed for the object Mr. Kowalski reported, because Earth's gravity appeared to be greatly distorting its orbit.

"We all have a set-point range for our weight and, while the average person may consume three-quarters of a million calories per year, from year to year we weigh pretty much the same thing unless something happens that greatly distorts our lifestyle, such as a purposeful weight-loss diet, or some sort of tragic event that changes our behaviour".

The real problems are more concrete: the presence of rent-seeking élites, such as Colonel Qaddafi and his sons; a demographic bulge that is producing mass unemployment among the young; a resource curse (oil) that in some countries greatly distorts the economy; the legacy of colonialism; and, yes, the threat of violence from extremist groups, some of them religiously inspired.

His plan will respect any spending limits that result from a successful Doha round; it will try to forestall legal challenges at the World Trade Organisation; and it will divert some money to things like research and conservation that do not greatly distort trade.All this makes a Doha compromise more likely.