Sentence examples for making distortion from inspiring English sources

Making distortion correction of EPI images more practical would facilitate combining functional PET and MR information as well as structural connectivity information from diffusion-weighted MR images.

He added, "We made distortion".

Drawings and diagrams have always been more subject to distortion than photographs, but digital imaging has made distortion both easier and more alluring.

DO NOT make distortion from the throat.

For your livid victims, any details you make up constitute distortion; any details faithful to the truth constitute betrayal.

In addition, the process of touching and rolling the CNBs on the glass slides may cause distortion, which makes them less than optimal for accurate histopathological examination.

Will used his nationally syndicated column to make several clear distortions about global warming.

"But at this point I think the Romney campaign is besting them in making these distortions and untruths a bigger part of their message," he said.

Commercial and academic researchers frequently release papers describing how they broke one CAPTCHA type or other, but programmers react by making the distortions even more fiendish and unreadable.

Assessment of auditory function was made using distortion product otoacoustic emissions (DPOAE) with subsequent measurement of succinate dehydrogenase (SDH) staining density in hair cells using surface preparations.

For a Blameless amplifier, increasing quiescent current to move into Class-AB makes the distortion worse, not better, as gm-doubling artefacts are generated.