Sentence examples for subtle distortions from inspiring English sources
A closer look, though, reveals that our digital mirror bears chinks and subtle distortions.
But the most subtle distortions of the media echo chamber, it seems, did not concern logistics.
I keep trying to like them, but the subtle distortions of history get in the way.
Every crater, ravine or dusty plain has to be examined for subtle distortions that indicate early signs of breast cancer.
Their subtle distortions and quieter surfaces may indicate attention to Matisse's bronzes from two decades earlier, but their everyday poses seem more typical of Degas.
In Britain we no longer seem able to write across the crass and subtle distortions of class - or rather, we can't do it gracefully, without seeming to strain or without caricature.
The signs of this more subtle distortion are obvious once you know what you are looking for.
Gevisser's gift is to catch the odd moments of more subtle distortion, those which "document the uneasy and sometimes transgressive nature of … apartheid South Africa".
Currently, Salonen is working on a series of paintings that further develop this idea of subtle distortion, this time using her own face and body.
The resolution of our reconstructions also allows us to detect subtle distortion of the central β-sheet edges on Mg-ATP binding.
Similar to kcat, the kH values are much lower in BsDHFR-L20M and BsDHFR-L20M/A104Q, likely because of the subtle distortion of the active site as discussed above.
