用distortion造句子，“distortion”造句

The right to object to any distortion, mutilation or modification of the work.

Ironically, this interpretation of the Sophists' legacy is itself a distortion of the truth.

The shadows were representative of forms -- true forms that lacked the distortion of the shapes on the cave wall.

A sphere cannot be represented on a flat plane without distortion, which means all map projections distort in one way or another.

An alternative and arguably more rigorous approach would be to repeat the exercise using an "equal area" projection that shows the countries' areas correctly while minimising shape distortion.

That is, the torn portion of the canvas had to be gently coaxed back to its flat state, otherwise it would have a tendency to return to the distortion left by the accident.

All this is bad news, because it means that things are as they were and our enduring capacities for brutality, distortion, and conformity are bound to bear more bitter fruit in the future.

The flatness of screen of the picture tube generates extension distortion of the picture( raster), or pincushion distortion.

What is stereotyping Give an example of how stereotyping can create perceptual distortion.

Its adaptive optics correct not only for atmospheric distortion but also for ground winds that can alter observational accuracy.

Hawkish Republicans immediately condemned the remarks as a distortion of the party's stance and an affront to soldiers on the front line.

This doesn't take into account atmospheric distortion, refraction through a window, or less than ideal contrast, all of which would lessen the real distance at which it could be discerned.

That is a gross distortion of the truth.

Thus the distortion in the geometry of the deformed structure will be exaggerated.

Mr Jobs was disarmingly charismatic, employing what has been dubbed a "reality distortion field" to inspire cult-like loyalty.

The very gravity distortion also effects the space-time continuum in the area, and creates a dimensional aperture field very similar to what occurs in the poles.

The other distortion concerns how much consumers have to spend.

Through exaggeration and distortion the petition has rather brilliantly united the motoring, anti-tax and civil-liberties lobbies.

Of course, there is nothing improper for growing flowers with washbowls, ploughing with horse or taking the pen as chopstick, but their merit is wasted and it is a distortion of nature.

This will prevent overlapping distortion Windows from showing conflicting portions of video frames.

The world view that underlies the distortion of law, Bastiat writes, holds man as a passive entity, lacking a motor of his own and awaiting the hand and plan of the wise legislator.

Determine whether any parts have been modified or superseded by other parts. Examine all parts for abrasion, cracks, distortion and scratches.

There is a level of non-linear distortion that is "good enough" relative to other flaws in the loudspeaker. Further reduction of this distortion brings no audible improvement.

Belief systems are thoughts that reverberate back in the haze of distortion and then are perceived to be truth.