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Physicians declare that just as fear, irritability and hate distort the features, they likewise distort the heart, stomach and liver.

and if a single curved glass would distort nature, how much more would a pair of them?

While Intel did not dispute the existence of a discount program, it maintained that it was not illegal and did not distort competition.

The combination of my stone and his axe must have some mystical power as it allowed him to distort into a monstrous version of himself.

The stimulus plans that the United States is pushing Europe to adopt can also distort trade, depending on how much they rely on subsidies.

Single curved Glass would distort nature, how much more would a pair of them?

Do they distort the record of the past to produce a dramatic story or to promote a political point of view?

As for those protected jobs, bribes distort the market by adding to the cost of a product without adding to its value.

If you do distort reality you will experience anxiety, depression and ultimately panic, because you are trying to make yourself unreal.

Self-promotion, for example, is a valuable skill, but it benefits everyone to realize how much it can distort perceptions of quality.

For a tablet, it is well above average, but don't turn it up all the way, otherwise it will begin to distort near the top end.

In their anxiety, some fundamentalists distort the tradition they are trying to defend.

For the unconscious skews your vision in such a manner that it may distort your conscious intent.

Critics complain that her pictures are so digitally enhanced that they distort reality, but that's the point.

A ruinous compromise is not just a bad influence on others. It can distort your own values, too, through cognitive dissonance.

If the observe-value is gross errors, then it will distort the correctness of fruit and will not to gain the analysed fruit out of shape.

Such conditions, sometimes known as 'most favored nation' clauses, can be deemed anticompetitive if they distort pricing.

Tends to repress or "forget" distressing events, or distort memories of distressing events beyond recognition. 152.

I can still think of other reasons but these two already make the point: excessive news consumption could distort your thoughts and actions.

When we commit those errors, we throw off the biblical balance, distort the true nature of God, and diminish His real glory.

Do not measure any portion of measurement point drape over table edge as it will elongate and distort the product.

However, it has re-examined these incidents and concluded that none of the bugs did distort the ratings.

Economists worry that price controls can distort markets and exacerbate problems over the long run.

Heat solder joints only to the point were solder will flow properly. Excessive heat may distort brass castings.

The distinguished dwarf felt distressed when he had to doctor and distort the truth.

Governments respond when these funds distort, or seem to, the value of currencies.

Private opinion must not be allowed to distort the true meaning of other-power.

However, lattices come with a price. Their oscillating electromagnetic fields typically and severely distort atomic energy levels.

Contact lenses can distort the shape of your cornea, which could lead to inaccurate measurements and a poor surgical outcome.

Dunhill also recommends that you do not overfill your item of leather, as this can distort the shape.

Remote sensing refers to the spirit of the mind control is the power of objects, with the mental strength to move or distort objects.

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

It's just that their faith is so strong in this literal interpretation of the Bible that they distort all the data to fit their model.

Protection, subsidies and other such follies distort agriculture more than any other sector.

These waves of curvature in space-time are known as gravitational waves and will temporarily distort any object they pass through.

The draft Party Constitution provides that Party members be truthful and honest with the Party and not conceal or distort the truth.

If, that is, the European Commission decides that the business plans the Treasury has drawn up for the two will not distort competition.

Like poles repel, and the repulsion between the two fields is strong enough to make the metal distort.

Thus India doesn't have to implement policies that distort the global economy (like China does with its currency regime).

In fact even the appointment of a single member of the District Council would inevitably distort the elected representation.

Distort i. To twist out of a proper or natural relation of parts; misshape.

The Egyptian media may have felt that they would lose all credibility with the people if they were to completely distort the story.

Duplicate the "Rider Shadow" once more, distort it making it wider by using the Free Transform options, commit the transform.

At a subconscious level, our minds will automatically alter, distort, or specifically exclude information from our conscious awareness.

Once the turns of the spiral are defined, I edit the model and distort the "mouth" or hollow the shell to make it bigger.

Dark matter's gravitational pull bends light, so clumps of dark matter distort the appearance of galaxies in the background.

Tax is always a factor, but should never distort the underlying economics.

Satisficing of this kind can dramatically distort the traditional statistical methods of market research.

This ensures that your field is clear of those forces that may wish to distort or manipulate your vision.

In such cathodes a target passes through a magnetic field, whereby induction currents flow in the target which distort the magnetic field.

Buying up gilts in a market where no new securities are being issued could distort interest rates in unpredictable ways, economists warned.

Any silk wet after can distort, do not have to use the towel and the paper napkin cleans the dirt the place.

Early diagnosis helps survival, but it may also distort the comparisons of five or even ten-year survival rates.

We could take most of the principles individually and distort them somehow to go against the spirit of Agility.

As well as being simple and seeking not to distort the economy, taxation should be fair.

One of London Zoo's recent advertisements caused me some irritation, so patently did it distort reality.

Since capital is an input to future growth, taxation of capital income can reduce investment and distort production over time.

Taxes not only take money out of our pockets, but they also distort incentives and reduce economic growth.

Researchers and scientists have long been fascinated by our tendencies to distort the truth.

Overstate, conceal, counterfeit or distort financial statistic data by great value or in great proportion of the reportable value.

Does not the ubiquitousness of photography in our everyday environment to some extent distort our relationship to it ?

The more diverse the product types are, the more seriously the traditional costing systems distort the information of product costs.

They distort the truth and prevent us from seeing and accepting each moment as it is.

The Parties shall seek to avoid introducing or continuing discriminatory measures and practices that distort open procurement.

You shall not distort justice due a sojourner or an orphan, nor shall you take a widow's garment as a pledge.

A variety of factors can distort normal sexual development thereby giving rise to various forms of abnormal genitalia or intersexuality.

These include hemangiomas that are obstructing breathing or vision, and those that are ulcerated or bleed; or that distort facial features.

the poor articles just stuff words and sentences , and distort the writer ' s personality.

This increase has several causes, and picking out one or two tends to distort the picture.

It may distort the natural flow of commerce, services and transport.

The revision "Fiscal law" regarding the reorganization economic order, contained the information to distort the influential role.

These theorists, to whom Professor Bhagwati, Professor Irwin, and their colleagues cling with religious fervor, distort the debate.

Fear and uncertainty, which nuclear fission produces as unavoidably as it does iodine-131, distort people's perceptions of those risks.

Population displacement can distort census information, which makes the calculation of rates for comparison difficult.

Overstate, conceal, counterfeit or distort financial statistic data resulting in severe consequences.

Thus any planar representation of even a part of a sphere must distort the distances.

Such manipulation can sometimes distort complex waveforms, obscuring identification of events.

Get your facts first, then you can distort them as you please.

A disturbance that affects a signal and that may distort the information carried by the signal.

Get your facts first, and then you can distort them as you please.

Today, my friend decided to take a random picture of me and distort it with special effects.

Too much debt, or badly structured debt, can distort investment incentives and lead eventually to disinvestment.

Now repeat this distort and fade method many times, or untill you think it looks best.

Marketers as well as politicians have doubtless helped to distort the meaning of the Dream.

Since these buyers are not terribly price sensitive, they may distort price signals from the bond market, artificially depressing yields.

It shifted subsidies to income support for individuals, moving away from price supports which distort the market.

Because two vehicle successions bump into, two vehicle cabs seriously distort, brings the enormous difficulty to the rescue.

But fundamentally, magicians distort our attention, to get us to perceive things that never happened, just like an illusion.

They distort the economy, suppressing consumption, services and private business in favour of investment, industry and the state.

For the sake of brevity, I paraphrase his description, and hope that in doing so I do not distort his meaning.

Mixed inhibitors distort the active site, interfering with the chemistry performed by the enzyme.

Ocean is a complicated and changeable channel which may distort the signals and degrade the performance of communication system.

The complainants shall present the true facts, shall not fabricate statements, distort truth or falsely accuse or frame other persons.

Do not distort the truth.

Travel back in time is done for such matters as capturing genetic material long lost, for instance, not to distort or pollute a memory.

Journalists , I think , should take responsibility to report the truth, not distort it.

Per New testament, they are hypocrites who intentionally distort the law of the God so as to gain& protect their own interest.

However, domestic subsidies in certain developed countries distort cotton production and trade.

your facts, and then you can distort them as you please.

This newspaper is not generally in favour of policies that distort markets, but the Swiss deserve some sympathy.

The outrages hit back hard the Japanese right- wingers who distort and deny the history of the Japanese invasion to China.

Such people often will distort the Word of God.

Demand imbalances distort investments and create mountains of foreign currency reserves.

Worse, such measures reduce transparency and distort incentives, possibly raising the costs when the bubble ultimately bursts.

Companies subject to this "discipline" are forced to distort their decisions to their long-term detriment.

Economists cautioned, however, that the Chinese new year holidays could easily distort trade data for the first two months of the year.

Self-interested actors who are deeply committed to a particular agenda can distort the marketplace of ideas.

'Overly aggressive accounting can distort a company's true financial condition and mislead investors. '

Not surprisingly, he is worried that help for banks could distort competition. But he pointed to another industry too: carmaking.

Faced with these people who distort or demand perfection, you knew that the national standard.

Such incentives distort the market and benefit newcomers at the expense of established companies.

Ocean is a complicated and changeable channel which may distort the signal and degrade the performance of sonar system.

Do not move them too much as your model will distort once you marry the model to the rig.

Using an artist's paintbrush, gently and carefully ease the crystals between the petals, so as to not distort or crease them.

The entire casing, made from galvanised steel, will never distort and will retain its great appearance throughout use.

Cities relying on redistribution are more possible to block up migration, which distort the structure of urbanization at national level.

That the wrong cash flow picture will distort the decisions of the management and lead to wrong (even to dangerous) decisions.

Any attempt to distort or even deny resolution2758( XXVI) is futile.

Sure, the new computer software could help editors distort magazine cover photos even more than they already do.

For the clubs, the tournament can alter their bargaining positions and distort asking prices.

They distort incentives, and scare investors in other industries who fear they may be next.

That is, if the operation is distort mistake has, Business card printing and membership card making quality may also be changed much.

Boeing is right to argue that all subsidies distort competition.

If the waxing and waning of global capital flows distort this process, monetary policy is much less effective.

Otherwise, they will want to distort away from maximizing the entire gains from trade, which will result in a failure of efficiency.

The questions come as ETFs in general are coming under heightened scrutiny about whether they distort markets.

She says H. R. 6899 contains a flawed renewable energy portfolio standard (RPS) that will distort energy markets and increase energy prices.

The bias of a reporter can easily distort the news.

This can seriously distort the results, making whichever alternative that runs first look faster.

Overstate, conceal, counterfeit or distort financial statistic data more than once in one year.

In fact, the appointment of as few as one single member to the District Council suffices to distort the elected representation .

Meat accounts for less than 10% of a burger's total cost, so this is unlikely to distort results hugely.

With the program you distort voices in form of wav files.

Bush said that also means talking about export restrictions, tariffs and subsidies that distort trade and global markets.

These associations, which are actually remembrances , distort not only visual observation but psychological.

German luxury car maker BMW said that in its current form the legislation would distort the market.

Shall not deliberately suppress or distort subject matter relevant to the student's progress.

Q: Do you think the creative license you use might distort people's view of the justice system?

'If you do not have positive real interest rates, that is going to distort lots of things. '

or else in furiously suppress or distort the scientific results to preserve the political principle.

FIFA says matches in oxygen-thin conditions are a health hazard and distort fair play.

Generous benefits distort the labour market and may encourage feckless behaviour.

To distORt sound recORding OR transmission by overloading a microphone OR loudspeaker.

Politicians misuse evidence, and distort it to shameful degrees.

Some newspapers distort news to make it seem more exciting.

Exaggerated sections distort the shapes of folds as well as bed thickness.

Noise that unavoidably exists in the quantum channel will distort transmitted information and destroy the communication.

otherwise, your fear or excitement might distort your perception of probability.

He said that while speculation may not drive up prices, it can distort them.

That only a few in spite of numbness, only a we can only distort the Health inner pain cry.

Right-Click anywhere on your canvas and select Distort .

Its function is to spread a be musing mist that conceals realities: to delude, to distort and to divert.

Make a face To distort the features of the face; grimace.

Nutt said such policies "distort" and "devalue" research evidence and lead to mixed messages to the public.

After installation of valve, support line; a sagging pipe line can distort the valve and cause failure.

The multilayer structure is also unlikely to distort and fracture by minimizing the temperature gradient in the cell.

buy, holds her head, the dual mentality would distort people's hearts.

Apply the filter now: Filter -Blur -Smart Blurand distort the head shape, applyingEdit -Transform -Perspective.

There is a case for restricting it in illiquid securities, where shorting may manipulate or distort prices.

But lead 'day, only the deceased my sin is " not distort fai? "

You should become aware of a tendency to distort your interpretation of the actions of others.

Governments distort the market for housing, via -subsidies for long-term lending.

But civil servants and political appointees may not distort the meaning of loyalty.

All distort the terms of trade within a country.

After installation of ale, support line; a sagging pipe line can distort ale and cause failure.

The revenue raised by the auction gives the government the resources to cut other taxes that distort behavior, like income or payroll taxes.

Animal rights groups have attempted to distort the facts about animal research.

Economists view this as, at best, a necessary evil since monopolies distort prices.

You're an attorney. It's your duty to lie, conceal and distort everything, and slander everybody.

Comparisons are essential, isolated numbers merely distort the story.

However, this division may distort the evidence presented by history.

MG: Anger can distort our self-perceptions and do harm to the relationships with people important to us, both inside and outside of work.

The thin glass slides distort under pressure and the fringes move and change accordingly.

Mr Johannson utilises the Photoshop programme to bend roads, distort human bodies and change the landscape of the countryside.

Since the financial crisis began in 2008, G-20 countries have imposed 550 measures to restrict or potentially distort trade.

It is easier for soft rock to distort than hard rock. when soft rock meet water, its compressive strength. . .

Not only is no special eyewear needed, but also the images do not distort when observers move.

Because it is imposed in multi-links of the productive cycle , the gain can be ensured , and it does not distort the policy making .

Like money, status can be a powerful tool. But they can both distort your reality away from true internal groundedness.

In this way, a fair-value regime can itself distort the very prices that are supposed to reflect the true worth of assets.

You can abuse the market, distort it, subsidise it or tax it, but it is rooted in human nature and will prove your master in the end.

Erroneously classifying these people as non-users, Powerwatch insists, will distort the data.

Warp method to warp or distort the figures in a graphics path.

Its consumption can cause cancer and distort hormone balance.

That's why wide camera lenses tend to distort images and emphasize perspective.

Various types of arthritis can distort the contour of a joint, altering its geometry so that it can't move normally.

Believer: A low sun and uneven surface can distort the angles of shadows in images.

Researchers enlisted 95 volunteers. Their sleep patterns were measured to make sure that lack of rest didn't distort the results.

One simple camera application lets you distort and doodle on images.

It is a trick used quite often by the Dalai clique to distort facts and spread lies.

Be aware that some cameras will distort the image in very significant ways.

Linen can get distorted in a hoop where as Aida is a stronger fabric that doesn't distort easily.

Tending to distort or injure meaning, phrasing, or intent.

This idiom means: to distort facts deliberately.

Undermining the value of CDS insurance could deeply distort the market.

You distort reality and lie to yourself about it to ease the pain.

To alter or distort the mental, moral, or emotional character of.

But will the games regenerate Rio, or distort its priorities?

But motion isn't the only thing that can distort time.

"Otherwise it could distort the price. "

The most threatening problem is the authenticity of the data. The data can easily suffer the attack such as falsify, forge, distort, steal.

I try not to write when angry or upset, in order not to distort things too much.

There's always some mad money in soccer to distort the game's economics.

To what extent does Global Times in fact shape, distort, or find itself chasing public opinion in China?

Spirit asks that humans drop their preoccupations that distract and distort the choice to ascend, such as artificial forms of entertainment.

In varying degrees, most of us tend to distort reality in ways that increase stress and render us less effective in what we do.

'This would distort the actual gold numbers for China.

Such adjectives can hardly distort the reality which they concealed.

"Many of you have asked us to address nontariff barriers and industrial policies that distort trade and inhibit competition, " he added.

They distort the measurement of their market shares in order to infer ideal prospects for business revenues.

"This would distort the actual gold numbers for China. However, the trend is undeniable: gold demand in China is rising rapidly, " he says.

Another drawback with big state subsidies for broadband is that they could distort the market and create regulatory problems.

There is a consonance between beauty and goodness and to repress the one is to distort the other.

Scientific knowledge of climate change, he says, is "something we distort and trivialise at our peril" .

As a result, there is a limit to the amount that can be invested in these approaches before they start to distort the market.

He inherit conventional culture, at the same time, he alter and distort it catering for temporal change.

The radio set is too old and often distort sounds.

By broadening the tax base and lowering tax rates, we can increase government revenue and distort incentives less.

Is it unethical to purposely distort communications to get a favorable outcome?

Thereare a variety of ways people distort the Bible.

The textbooks also tend to distort the importance of certain topics.

SME is attempting to distort the facts.

The problem with tax breaks and other subsidies, however, is that they complicate the tax system and distort incentives.

These are involuntary movements which can mean that people's bodies distort or their arms or legs jerk uncontrollably.

Therefore, in English translation, color words shall be faithfully translated so as not to distort the meaning.

How DARE he distort the facts so brazenly!

That would spark inflation and further distort the economy, which China's leaders know they can't do.

Get the facts first . You can distort them later.

With the development of deep exploration in the Fan Kou lead-zinc mine, some engineering begin to distort or collapse.

I appreciate your personality very much which is like a mirror, you'd rather be broken than distort facts.

The process of abstraction is sometimes applied also to descriptions or theories which distort in order to simplify .

Isn't it possible we live in a huge fish tank which may distort our view?

Natural fibers, such as wool, dry clean beautifully, but when washed in water, can shrink and distort.

But even in these more cautious times, the triple-A rating has the potential to distort key markets and lead to problems in the future.

They only take my truth and distort it.

Money creation is risky; it can create inflation and distort financial markets.

While there are some problems with grammar or usage, they are not serious enough to distort meaning.

If we vacuum it, the wool attached on the paper will distort.

Abuse of government power to distort competition, a big issue in China, is mentioned but the enforcement powers are very weak.

Get your facts first, and then you can distort then as much as you like.

Get your facts first, and then you can distort them as much as you like.

If the border is used vertically, it is best to avoid a waistline seam in order not to distort the border pattern at the hem.

The first is that such guarantees distort competition.

The former may distort the the choice of factor inputs (that is, capital vs labor), while the latter will not.

All people know the same truth. Our lives consist of how we chose to distort it.

The motivation is to avoid "flag" values such as -1 and 99999 which will distort the true range of values.

Production of FPC is a complex process because the material applied is easy to distort.

Some implementations distort the textures cause of the additional mesh, have you noticed and did you consider this problem?

Without treatment, they can become extremely painful, distort vision, and, in rare cases, lead to stroke and death.

We cannot organise this process but we can distort or even defeat it.