The Classical orchestra reached a certain perfection in balance between strings, woodwinds, and brass, which was distorted at the beginning of the 19th century by the addition of two horns and three trombones.
The conduction was considered to be small-polaron hopping among the spinel lattice which was distorted by Ni substitution.
We describe an illustrative case of a patient supported with a HeartMate XVE LVAD who suffered a device-related stroke that was attributed to the inflow conduit, which was distorted during implantation to configure the pump for the patient's narrow body habitus.
"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.
"There's a very well-coordinated campaign, national campaign, which is distorting the truth, which is frankly smearing our state in an inaccurate way, and which I'm working to correct," McCrory said.
This becomes clearer when you look closely at the floor, which is distorted.
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?
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.
One main barrier to achieving this double benefit is the confusion between investment spending and consumption spending, which is distorted by the way the budget is presented and the way we calculate saving.
In his view, Americans would have had a much clearer picture of our progress over the past decade if we had focused on median income rather than G.D.P. per capita, which is distorted by top earners and corporate profits.
The ceramic matrix is formed mainly with particles of micron size, which are distorted due to annealing and pressure.
