Sentence examples for inherent distortion from inspiring English sources

Third, there was the inherent distortion in having banks that were "too big to fail".

Results and Conclusions: The new imaging technique is reliable and valid for orthodontic treatment planning when compared with a lateral cephalogram if the inherent distortion between images is considered.

I was listening to a lot of old blues and tried to imitate some of the inherent distortion of the early small, electronic amplifiers by cutting slits in speakers with a razor blade.

The cell survival probability is modeled as the output of an optimization process of transmitting the death signal through a communication channel with a possible environmental and/or inherent distortion.

Indeed, where maps are not available, aerial photographs invariably serve as map substitutes in spite of inherent distortions and lack of elevation data.

Unfortunately, the inherent distortions on the acquired projections deteriorate the quality of the reconstructed tomograms.

Inherent distortions and imperfection of the raw image was corrected using unbending routine, which employs cross-correlation between a small reference area and the rest of the image (Crowther et al. 1996).

The problem is compounded by the inherent distortions that exists in EPI based DTI acquisition schemes.

A systematic assessment of these responses, however, has the potential to ameliorate the inherent distortions of the clinician's judgment without discarding the data inherent in his or her interpersonal experience with the patient.

Since the in vivo spectra could not be fitted by the calibration spectra, probably due to a calibration-inherent distortion of the acid spectrum around 600 700 nm, new acid/base spectra of cSNARF-1 were measured in Daphnia magna hemolymph.

"The nature of the tubes sort of have an inherent harmonic distortion that fuzzes up the sound that gives it a warmth and body," said Mr. Vig, who amplifies instruments and vocals with vacuum tube sets.