distortions造句

Straighten out these distortions and the picture is grim.

Aircraft maneuvering can cause distortions in shock wave patterns.

The distortions in the Gulf states are even more conspicuous.

The property market's distortions feed through to other sectors, such as retailing.

Their half-truths and distortions, say their opponents, get an easy airing abroad.

If all goes well, food will be affordable again without the subsidies, dumping and distortions of the earlier period.

These kinds of slurs seem much more personal, and therefore unpleasant, than the more routine distortions seen on both sides.

This facilitates the realignment of distortions in the optical region (see CCR and SYCA workshops for further information on brain structure).

Perhaps the least troubling of these risks is the potential for distortions of allocation, whereby some parts of the economy are overstimulated by low interest rates.

[Pure Alienation] This form of hopelessness may be fueled by cognitive distortions such as mind reading, overgeneralization, or all-or-nothing thinking.

And the killer is that some of these subtle distortions can make the face prettier, while others make the face - to put it bluntly - uglier.

At the very least, it suggests that higher rates are unlikely to harm consumers, so the BoJ should try to normalize them as soon as possible to minimize economic distortions.

The telescope that took the picture is know as the New Solar telescope which USES adaptive optics, parts that change to adapt to disturbances in the atmosphere and correct distortions in the signals.