Sentence examples for hence distorting from inspiring English sources

Far from defeating the enemy, technology is portrayed as shielding soldiers from the immediate result of their actions, hence distorting tactics and corrupting strategy.

This avoids symbols having extremely large modulus (e.g., due to imperfect zero-forcing channel equalization), hence distorting the EVM estimation.

If size exclusion chromatography (SEC) is used to determine the MWD, the cyclic oligomers are generally only partly resolved from the linear polymer, and hence distort the measured linear MWD.

The type of regimen patients were taking could have had an impact on their survival and hence distorted our estimates.

To deny them the right to speak freely is to allow government to pick and choose which kinds of speech it wants to allow and hence to distort the free marketplace of ideas.

Hence, a slightly distorted face e.g., a mask with the eyes misplaced will provoke more sustained attention than will a normal face or an object the infant has never seen before.

This scheme is used by the planner to design the optimal fresh start policy by means of distorting any individual's budget set, and hence her initial choice.

Processed data and apparent resistivity maps were severely distorted, and hence unusable, due to low flight height effects, high magnetic permeability of the basalt host, and the conductive, three-dimensional nature of the waste site targets.

Hence, these metal sticks distort the development of effective pitching.

As a consequence, both amplitude and phase of the output signal in receiver will sharply be distorted, and hence the serious detection error will occur by remarkably degrading the transmission performance.

Spencer did not use answers to one procedure as input in the other procedure, however, and, hence, the results were distorted by discounting, but not adjusted for.