Sentence examples for is distorted at from inspiring English sources

The GROTC Trovatore has none of the sweetness, articulate bass, focus, or clarity of the LPs, and compared with previous CD incarnations, it is distorted at some points: the LPs had no distortion.

"I have real doubts because the whole process is distorted at every level.

In our experience, the only components vulnerable to pannus formation are the inflow conduit and its associated valve, and then only when the inflow conduit is distorted at implantation.

Because the manifold matrix is distorted at the subbands, the residual errors follow an impulsive Gaussian mixture distribution, i.e., some of the error points are far from the mean value of the error distribution which can be viewed as outliers.

In addition, the radiation pattern of body waves, which largely affects the spatial amplitude pattern in the low frequency band, is distorted at frequencies over 1 Hz mainly due to the seismic wave scattering and diffraction within the heterogeneous crust (e.g., Liu and Helmberger 1985; Takemura et al. 2016).

This is possible only if the TiO6 octahedra (rutile at 1,100 °C) is distorted at 1,200 °C in such a way that it tends to achieve anatase-crystallographic symmetry and in this process a vibrational mode of anatase at 515 cm−1 is seen in the Raman spectrum.

For the time being, those relative comparisons will be distorted, at least until comparable figures emerge in April 2004.

IN the debate on global warming, the data on the climate of Antarctica has been distorted, at different times, by both sides.

The Classical orchestra reached a certain perfection in balance between strings, woodwinds, and brass, which was distorted at the beginning of the 19th century by the addition of two horns and three trombones.

Using this style of map can give you a better presentation of the countries with the highest medal count -- you don't have to worry about circles overlapping or shapes being distorted -- at the expense of the ones with a low count, which are too small to be labeled.

Prices were distorted at each step of the way, from harassed S&Ls forced to make loans against their own better judgment, to Fannie's and Freddie's absurd guarantees, to flawed investment-bank computer models assessing risk and yield.