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"More could lessen or even undo" any benefits, he said, by overloading the muscles' receptors or otherwise skewing the body's response.

Failing to properly "warm up" the JVM can result in a significant skewing of performance measurements in two ways.

In several recognition systems, the recognition result of musical notation has serious effect for skewing and warping.

Chinese government planners have long known that the urge of couples to have sons was skewing the gender balance of the population.

But he worries about a "skewing of the playing field" in favor of the big banks, putting community banks at a disadvantage.

The bombs detonated came as a result of the skewing of the human dream to create extinction.

They also risk skewing healthcare priorities and consuming disproportionate resources relative to the benefits and alternatives.

Weinberg's research has shown that in occupations in which "people skills" are becoming more important, jobs are skewing toward women.

Step skewing of rotor magnets is an efficient manner for reducing harmonics and minimizing cogging torque and torque ripple.

And many executives are skewing toward conservative 'low-hanging fruit, ' seeking to strengthen themselves through consolidation.

It is verified that the machine performance can be significantly improved with appropriate rotor-skewing.

As you can see from the output, the data has some extensive skewing, and data volumes in some database partitions are 60% skewed.

Simulations with larger numbers of instances reduce the chance of any random anomalies such as this skewing the results.

Strikingly, the authors contend that "dirty elections are bad for economic growth by skewing politicians' incentives. "

Studies show that, partly because of unsettled trades, more than one party sometimes claims ownership of a stock, skewing shareholder votes.

However, parents are much more likely to bring in their children than adults are likely to refer themselves, skewing the figures.

Humidity fluctuations affected the samples' weights, skewing the results.

Running multiple JVMs on a single machine can introduce interference across the JVMs, skewing the utilization figures.

Rather than skewing the system to support just one sector, that approach could be expanded to cover all kinds of viable businesses.

The methods of controlling the gram per square meter, capillary effect, skewing were analyzed in details.

Skewing, however, is included in the analytical solution.

The system must also deal with scanning inaccuracies such as skewing or scaling.

This allows for skewing and rotation of graphics objects.

That has led to lower trading volume and some skewing of price changes.

Skewing of furniture and bedding is common.

Poly continues to buy, skewing prices wherever it goes.

X-chromosomal inactivation skewing in blood cells in Chinese healthy females screened for the females predisposed to cancer

Effects of Injector Location for the Fluidic Throat Skewing Concept on Nozzle Flow Field

Experiment of Two Grooves Skewing Rolling Steel Ball

X-chromosomal inactivation skewing in blood cells is associated with early development of lung cancer in females

Study on the Influence of Rotor-Skewing on Performance of PM Flux Switching Machines

Static Characteristic Analysis of Doubly Salient Electro-Magnetic Generator Based on Rotor Skewing

An analysis of the skewing and twisting of knitted face fabric

On the Loss and Skewing of the Cultural Images in Translation

Experiments of duplex grooves skewing rolling AL ball