Sentence examples for other deformed from inspiring English sources

He'd let the carrots and beets twist around each other, deformed by their proximity to other carrots and beets.

In time it emerges that Ms. Linney's character, Louise Harrington, possesses two faces, one attractive, the other deformed by fear and jealousy, and that this is a movie about scrubbing away the layers of falsity, the sediment of sublimation and bitterness, to get at the real face below.

Two other deformed people enter the station, kill the troopers and take the boy.

The joint deformity impairment likewise displayed significant paths toward the measured upper limb, lower limb, and other deformed joint counts (standardized regression coefficients 0.849, 0.785, 0.308, P ≤ 0.001 for each).

And it's hard, in retrospect, not to see pieces like the roughly two dozen drawings and large paintings in the Hauser & Wirth show — close-cropped, menacing depictions of a three-headed hammer, a stubby-handled ax and other deformed hardware — as early expressions of the defiance that came to define Lozano and ultimately pushed her, some believe, beyond the boundary of sanity.

We use the landscape to explain: (1) why some carbon structures show full recovery from deformation while others deform permanently, (2) why annealing of non-crystalline materials grown in a low pressure pure carbon vapor quenching process always lead ultimately to graphite and not to diamond and (3) why room temperature compression of graphitic carbons leads to a reversible amorphization.

Others deform a reference skull to match the remaining skull according to the skull feature such as anthropologic points[9], lines[10], and other features[11].

Some appear nearly blank, while others deform their format in the style of concrete poetry.

In the 3% random sample and the age group between 0-14 years, a total of 200,000 € were spent on outpatient treatment and about 209,000 € on inpatient treatment (disorders included in this cost analysis were: M41: "scoliosis", M43: "other deforming dorsopathies, M51: "other intervertebral disc disorders", and M54: "dorsalgia").

During printing test for buildability, mixture A can easily reach up to 40 layers without notable deformation, while all other mixtures deformed noticeably and fell down before the 35th layer.

In October, 1973, nine months after the Supreme Court handed down its decision in Roe v. Wade, two pediatricians, Raymond Duff and Alexander Campbell, reported in The New England Journal of Medicine that anencephalic and other severely deformed or premature infants were being allowed to die in one of the country's most prestigious hospitals.