Depending on the degree of realism the artist wants to achieve, the process is correspondingly tedious and exacting, requiring the mastery not just of modeling but also of techniques like using deformers to create distortions within objects.
To summarize: for Jesus, as for the Jewish prophets in whose line he came, social injustice consists of misuses of power to create distortions of human community in which greed, domination, violence, and exclusion come to dominate human life.
Our findings should not be used to advocate for male quotas in the medical profession, which has been shown to create distortions and inefficiencies with long-lasting consequences [ 41].
In addition, large ferromagnetic instruments can create distortion within the EMF field.
But as the supply of Treasuries shrinks, using them for monetary policy operations could limit the Fed's freedom to act and could create distortions in financial markets.
Kelly also poured cold water on the idea of looking at sectoral responses to reducing emissions, warning that could create "distortions if you tinker with one sector but leave another".
In either case, they create distortions which are costly to society, but they may also serve to internalize externalities and thereby lower costs to society.
One day, as he was soldering parts to create a distortion machine, he picked up the wrong resistor and attached it to his circuit board.
Burnham wanted to create a distortion pedal that would capture the essence of stadium rock — the buzz of an amp cranked to teeth-rattling decibels.
His sound isn't much like the blunt, crunchy presence heard in a lot of hard rock and metal, and it's not like that heard in many blues-based bands, where a guitarist often adds color by turning a tube amplifier way up, to create natural distortion.
