Sentence examples for skewed character from inspiring English sources

This is a manifestation of the highly skewed character of the exponential distribution compared to the symmetric Gaussian distribution.

Due to the strongly skewed character of the distributions, analyses were performed on the log-transformed measurements.

Palombo's previous project introduced us to his skewed illustrations of Simpsons characters, replacing the scantily clad models of Helmut Newton's black-and-white photographs with his own traumatizing images of Marge Simpson.

The characters are slightly skewed stereotypes of the rural.

The wonderfully dry Adam Lustick roots his characters in a skewed normalcy, while Rebecca Delgado Smith and Jen Curran often display a more neurotic intensity.

The first Warner DVD of Clint Eastwood's "Unforgiven," released in 1997, had blurry images, skewed colors and a woozy choppiness whenever the characters or camera moved.

It's impossible not to draw comparisons to Lily Tomlin's "Search for Signs of Intelligent Life in the Universe," in which one actress also portrays assorted characters of both sexes in a skewed world.

Larry Cahn stands out as Barry's father-in-law and assorted other characters, most memorably a teacher with a skewed sense of history (introducing students to Neville Chamberlain and his nephews, Richard and Wilt) and a husband who cheers on his wife's overeating in "Grow, Mrs. Goldfarb," to the tune of "Glow-Worm".

The mirror on the familiar is suddenly skewed and we get a whole new perspective of human character.

Wiene used visual elements to help define the title character's madness, including tilted cameras to present skewed images and a dark atmosphere in which only the faces of the actors were visible.

In Rivka Galchen's Atmospheric Disturbances, a character's disturbed mind ponders its condition with a skewed sense of humour.