distortion

[dɪˈstɔrʃən]

Definition:
1. A change for the worse.
2. A shape resulting from distortion.
3. An optical phenomenon resulting from the failure of a lens or mirror to produce a good image.

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Use 'distortion' in a sentence:

1. Two is the distortion of the view of value.
2. Thermal Analysis of Inertial Platform and Heat Distortion Test.
3. The facts brook no distortion.
4. It is a fact which tolerates no distortion.
5. That distortion occurs on several levels.
6. A study on the measurement system of deck distortion.
7. Rate Distortion Optimization for Rate Control.
8. New 《 Accountancy Law 》 and Prevent the accounting data distortion.
9. His account was a distortion of what happened.
10. The Effect of Reflector Surface Distortion on the Antenna Radiation Pattern.
11. Ironically, this interpretation of the Sophists' legacy is itself a distortion of the truth.
12. The analogue components would cause signal distortion and noise.
13. The distortion of the galaxy on the far right, however, is an illusion.
14. Economic and culture root for distortion of accountant information.
15. Accounting Order and Rule Distortion of Accounting Information.
16. Distortion of Engineering Parameters of Deep Ground Earth in Coastal Areas.
17. Measuring against targets almost always causes distortion.
18. This is a grotesque distortion of national priorities.
19. Game Theory, Information Economics and Accounting Information Distortion Study.
20. No scar and distortion of the exterior.
21. Analysis on the C/ N Rate of Fiber Transmission and Nonlinear Distortion.
22. Application of high effective straightening method to welding distortion.
23. Metatron: Grimes Point is indeed an area of time distortion.
24. Such a breach results in distortion of hearing and, often, impaired balance.
25. Analysis on thermal stress and distortion of refractory bricks by finite element method.
26. Distortion of balance is often a consequence of traumatic brain injury.
27. Common symptoms include reduced visual acuity, visual distortion (metamorphosia, macropsia and micropsia).
28. The Influence of Filter Parameter on Dynamic Pressure Distortion Data Processing.
29. The Feature of Three-Dimensional Distortion in MT and Research of New Correction Methods.
30. He demonstrated how audio signals could be transmitted along cables without distortion.
31. Research on monitoring the city ground distortion and data processing analysis.
32. Study on Some Measuring Technologies of Temperature Distortion on Inlet Flow of Engine.
33. What a distortion of resilience!
34. The distortion is actually thanks to a peculiarity of the glassmaker's process.
35. Finite element method for geometric distortion correction of remote sensing image.
36. The distortion of the galaxy on the upper left is real.
37. The other distortion concerns how much consumers have to spend.
38. Jobs was said by an engineer in the early years of Apple to emit a "reality distortion field", such were his powers of persuasion.
39. Another related distortion is known as discounting the positive.
40. She believed in capturing the whole person, not just what was on the surface, that's where the expressionists' distortion is important, in an attempt to reveal the subjects' character or personality.
41. Distortion of 3D head model with high-precision point cloud data.
42. Study of Distortion-invariant Image Processing with Standardization of Method.
43. What a distortion of resilience! A resilient child is a well-rested one.
44. They suggest distortion of the truth through complex, convoluted reasoning.
45. Testing Method of Nonlinear Distortion Degree of Network Based on PC Audio Card.
46. What she sees is somehow a distortion of her reality.
47. But Hendrix's style really was all about distortion, that's what's so great about his music, all those special effects.
48. Making such a small space look spacious without optical distortion requires the right equipment.
49. A reality distortion field.
50. Finite Element Analysis of Mirror Thermal Distortion in Spatial Environment.
51. That's Steve Jobs' classic reality-distortion field at work.
52. A way to correct for that distortion is to compare total equity with total assets (loans).
53. The torn portion of the canvas had to be gently coaxed back to its flat state, otherwise it would return to the distortion left by the accident.
54. This is always a distortion of reality, for people are not the captives or victims of others — they are free agents, working out their own destinies for good or for ill.
55. I think it would be a gross distortion of reality to say that they were motivated by self-interest.
56. Whereas Les Paul's goal was to remove the distortion, later musicians wanted to produce it.
57. Audio signals can be transmitted along cables without distortion.
58. He later accused reporters of wilful distortion and bias.