Barely two minutes long, it is fabulously, breathlessly deranged: Lewis's vocal keeps distorting, as if the microphone can barely cope, as his remarkable piano-playing tussles with Page's slashing guitar.
On the other hand, the last column shows that co-transmitting over the channel peaks leads to the discovery of more opportunities, while at the same time the performance of the primary user keeps less distorted (the errors do not grow up more than one order of magnitude, and when no opportunities are identified the bit error rate stays the same as the conventional one).
"Set a performance standard, let fuels compete in the marketplace to meet the standard, and keep politics from distorting the science.
The Republicans surely must know that they're on the losing end of the public-relations battle here, so they keep trying to distort the image of what they've done, projecting blame and distortion onto the president and Democrats.
It begins with a wildly free fantasy that leads into a long set of variations in which bits and pieces of Mozart's Piano Concerto in E flat (K. 482), always fractured and distorted, keep surfacing through the disorienting musical textures in a ghostly way.
But don't distort, keep it real.
Our central bank cannot keep up this distorting, interest-rate-suppression game forever.
We must hope he'll be staunch enough to keep Steve Spinola-and-friends' billions from distorting the final plan.
If the need to keep voters sweet is distorting decision-making, it stands to reason that this flaw should show up most during an election year.
The drums are muddy as hell, even when I crank down the volume a notch, just to keep the music from distorting.
