Sentence examples for which are distorted from inspiring English sources

The governing conservation equations are solved in a Lagrangian fashion, while particle locations, which are distorted by the flow, are periodically re-initialized (remeshed) on a grid.

It also robs the posters of life -- there's no way to reproduce the true colors, which are distorted first by a digital camera, then by the host's computer and your own.

The two N-terminal ANK repeats, which are distorted from the canonical ANK structure in all INK4 proteins and which are important for functional specificity, were mainly unstructured in the rate-limiting transition state for folding/unfolding, while the two C-terminal repeats were fully formed.

The ceramic matrix is formed mainly with particles of micron size, which are distorted due to annealing and pressure.

On the other hand, zygotic selection causing SD is explained by those markers which are distorted in BC1F1 types conferring both female-and male segregating populations.

where (x,y) is the coordinates in the acquired image, α(x p,y p ) is the albedo of the scene, I0(x p,y p ) is the ambient light, fc1′ and fc2′ are the carrier frequencies which are distorted by the scene.

"But what he's doing is creating distortions in the market doing one-off deals here and there which are distorting the electricity market, and he's doing it without regard to maintaining security.

This becomes clearer when you look closely at the floor, which is distorted.

The conduction was considered to be small-polaron hopping among the spinel lattice which was distorted by Ni substitution.

Excluding car sales (which were distorted by the GM strike), retail spending grew by an annualised 4% in the third quarter.How soon, and how sharply, might things change?

The results show that lump detection is based on a spatial population code of the SA1 afferents, which is distorted by the depth of the lump and compliance of the tissue.