Sentence examples for implicit distortions from inspiring English sources

Instead of an ideal plane for receiving an image of the world in toto, it is a crooked mirror, on account of implicit distortions (Bacon IV [1901], 428 34).

openly declares the data sources and methods, allowing external review of biases and distortions implicit to the evaluation process.

Governments throughout the world, frequently under the direction of international development agencies, nevertheless continue to introduce implicit and explicit distortions favoring larger farms.

Nor does stubbornly refusing to acknowledge the real world contexts, rife with implicit bias and power distortions, in which even philosophical debates always occur.

First, it does not recognize the protection or implicit tax impact that distortions in the markets of the inputs entering into the production process of a commodity may have on the production of that commodity.

This means that, due to market distortions, there is an implicit subsidy to the producers of the commodity equal to 33.3percentt of the price of the product.

Cost distortions: hidden costs, non-implicit costs, displaced costs, etc. Discouraging the Economics of Innovation, (retrograde innovation, economic disincentives) from an environmental perspective.

Scatterplots by user groups depicted in Figure 1 and corresponding correlation coefficients in Table 2 suggest that the relationship between the parallel explicit and implicit measures is indicative of deliberate distortion.

For implicit in the idea of transference as distortion is the assumption of some true, or truer, state of things that is being obscured.

The cited distortions are to be ascribed to the approximations implicit in the FE procedure.

The amount of distortion introduced depends on a parameter corresponding to the rank of an implicit approximation of the desired signal covariance matrix.