Sentence examples for skewed structures from inspiring English sources

The new songs are full of odd meters, disorienting syncopations and skewed structures.

The long-standing international conflict over the Internet's skewed structure in turn became freighted with new contingency.

In particular, it produces an order-of-magnitude improvement over the PME model see JS-divergence values in Fig. 4(b)—and reproduces the skewed structure produced by beyond-pairwise correlations.

The distribution of the raw signatures, i.e. before they are mapped to specific genes, displays a skewed structure towards low-copy transcripts, suggesting that the majority of signatures fall in this category.

But when this populist patina was peeled back last week, it revealed a scarily hierarchical and gender-skewed structure.

The Financial Conduct Authority, Britain's market regulator, recently issued a formal ban on skewed voting structures for firms listed on the London Stock Exchange's main market.Shareholder autocracySeveral jurisdictions seem to be moving in the other direction.

Music journalist Jim Farber of the NY Daily News notes the prevalence of rock music on the album and describes its music as "a surrealist's notion of soul: prog-rock swayed by R&B", adding that "Lots of songs have the skewed melodic structures of '70s Zappa, tempered by '80s Red Hot Chili Peppers".

From the 70's, optimal skewed redundant structure of sensors have been preferred because it reduces the number of sensors performing a given task.

At the same time, the skewed market structure is dominated by a few powerful large firms wary of too much competition and a mass of small firms weighed down by red tape and struggling to find a political voice.

The problem lies not so much in the growth rate, which seems safely on the decline, as in the skewed age structure left over by past years of high growth.

Our study is the first that uses a highly skewed contact structure for a smallpox outbreak.