Sentence examples for the distortion that from inspiring English sources

Surface heat treating also avoids the distortion that can accompany heating and quenching the entire part.

"It's the animation rather than the distortion that provides the security".

And it ensures that photos are razor-sharp across the entire frame, with little of the distortion that can result at the corners when you use zoom lenses.

There's good reason to be concerned about the distortion that can result from privately financed scientific research; after all, it's one of the reasons we require F.D.A. approval of drugs in the first place.

Maybe someone who discovered Cobain's music after April 5 , 1994can listen, free from the distortion that clouds those of us who remember hearing the news of his death.

The distortion that turns the rule of law into a rule that makes a travesty of the law and courts into instruments of retaliation and repression is an all too common feature of political systems round the world.

The distortions that penalize small banks will eventually bite.

What about the distortions that can occur when the facts themselves are changed?

"The exchange rate was very important because it will eliminate all the distortions that were in the market," he said.

Mr. Crandall said the two-day sell-off was unwinding some of the distortions that had racked the bond market.

They'd do better, in fact, to rediscover him, to reclaim Plato from the distortions that occurred first in the Roman period and then the Christian.