Sentence examples for quite distorted from inspiring English sources

A Baker I score is considered to be normally soft, Baker II is considered to be mildly or a little firm, Baker III is considered to be firm or moderately firm with a beginning of distortion, and Baker IV is considered to be firm and quite distorted in shape.

The real estate market in China is already quite distorted, and these repeated rounds of repressive policies may be just layering on more distortions.

Incisor root lengths can be quite distorted and obscured with this imaging technique given the number of overlapping structures.

Earlier, we reported quite distorted spectra obtained with Varian Unity INOVA spectrometers (at 11.4 and 14.1 T) in several exploratory wide bandwidth 14N MAS NMR studies of inorganic nitrates and amino acids.

Russia continues to see its interests and influence in Ukraine in a quite distorted way".

Its meaning can get quite distorted in the space between their mouth and your ear (or their fingers on the keyboard and your eyes).

This has shone a very bright light on quite a distorted bit of legislation".

Terms such as "sharia" and "caliphate" have important meanings to Muslims quite different from the distorted connotations they often carry in the west.

While he has upgraded his equipment, the distorted, not-quite-in-tune and sometimes atonal sounds from the chips — or, perhaps, their digitized equivalents — are still his prime assets.

Therefore, the ionospheric convection pattern under northward IMF condition becomes quite complex, consisting of either distorted two cells or multiple cells rather than the common two-cell large-scale circulation pattern with dawn cells in counter-clockwise circulation and reverse polarity circulation in the dusk cell.

The track starts off quite brutally, with a heavily-distorted pair of notes clashing against one another in a kind of sonic impasse, which reflects the artist's anger and heartache.