It is a pity he has done so by projecting them on to, and then distorting, other people's history.
With techniques learned from the Russian-born sculptor Ossip Zadkine in New York in the 1940's, Ms. Catlett builds form through the juxtaposition of positive and negative shapes, basing her pieces on identifiable subjects and then distorting and exaggerating them for expressive emphasis, as in her new voluptuous bronze "Nude Torso".
Based on the division model (using bilinear interpolation) we then distort the patch P(c ) to obtain a distorted patch P x, y (d ) centered at (x, y).
If further growth of BaTiO3 layer, the lattice of the BaTiO3 layer is then distorted above region C, while it is less of distortion above region A (BaTiO3 natural surface) and region B. The epitaxial growth of BaTiO3 in layer-by-layer mode occurs more rapidly above region A and region B with less lattice strain, then forms an atomically flat interface for the subsequent epitaxial growth [18, 19].
Another approach for both continuous and categorical data is to apply perturbations by considering the underlying probability distribution [ 65]: first, the underlying distribution is discovered, then distorted series are produced and the original series are replaced with the distorted series.
The photo is then distorted, stretching or contracting like a digital fun-house mirror.
This deflection can be strong around very heavy cosmic objects, which then distort the light path acting as a gravitational lens.
In "Seeing Like a State", James Scott writes of how modern governments are driven to implement rational, uniform metrics by the need of the sovereign for "legibility" of the territory they govern, and of how these metrics then distort and sometimes destroy the societies they measure.
I had to show a jury that the lawyer-client privilege must remain sacred because when the government bugs a law office and then distorts what is said in confidence so they can lock someone up, they're one step away from a police state".
The black hole's gravity would then distort the image of the background star in telltale ways in a process called gravitational lensing (ScienceNOW, 6 October 2006).
After all, many participants were typically eager to flip the coin and report after the fact that this was the morally right course of action, but then distorted the process so that the results came out in their favor.
