With Leave Home especially, we were really into this distortion, drone, and volume as drone or distortion as drone.
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He also told his Polish counterpart that the distortion regarding Poland could not be corrected by means of another distortion.
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On the top half, there is an added distortion unit on the TD-3033, modeled after the Boss DS-16 distortion pedal.
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Maybe the lesson is that during national emergencies — the ultimate distortion in daily economic activity — a free market can make the distortion worse.
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If "dysmorphia" is a distortion of perspective, the treatment may simply be recognizing that the distortion is there, and surrounding yourself with reliable witnesses.
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While convexity is to blame for the distortion of our vehicle's mirror, complexity is the culprit in the distortion of our initial releases of economic data.
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Drone legends Sunn O))) have taken amplification and distortion to its logical conclusion, pulverizing audiences (as well as themselves) with lead curtains of distortion for the past 19 years.
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Such a distortion signifies a huge limitation of data-driven systems, and on a very basic level, the distortion challenges the reliability of the results from data-driven strategies.
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He and his handmaidens have disseminated distortion after distortion, lie upon lie, including the claim that deep-state officials tweaked the criteria for whistle-blowers just so that someone could ensnare him.
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While the formation of half-quantum vortices in helium-3 had been demonstrated in previous experiments, what Mäkinen and his colleagues wanted to know was whether the vortices would survive a phase transition into two "deeper" phases of superfluidity that are characterized by polar distortion, known as polar distortion-A (pdA) and polar distortion-B (pdB).
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You can imagine the distortion if you get into it.
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Even at 100 percent volume, there was no audible distortion.
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The tool I was gravitating towards was massive, obliterating distortion.
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The phone can get loud and does so without distortion.
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Then came several decades of scientific denial, distortion, and gaslighting.
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He hates to see a distortion of what it represents.
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"All memories are subject to distortion over time," Whitbourne said.
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And that -- it is a distortion of what I said.
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An MXR Distortion Plus I got in Austin in 1979.
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Time distortion, hallucinations... Well, this is the beauty of it.
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" Frustrated gun-control backers called it "calculated hysteria and distortion.
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Farhad: The reality distortion was in force in other ways.
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"The "demonization or distortion of local or other countries' history.
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Almost everything in the church involved a distortion of time.
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In fact, perfect balance may be a distortion of reality.
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This is a distortion and weaponization of the First Amendment.
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They prioritize one identity, one narrative and one comforting distortion.
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This appears to be an intentional distortion of economic reality.
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The most egregious examples of distortion have taken place online.
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But that too inspires its own type of time distortion.
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The images produced were clear, dynamic and without much edge distortion.
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They feature aerophonic housing which RHA says channels sound without distortion.
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"I don't see any big distortion to the market," he said.
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Physical problems with the turntable base cause distortion in music quality.
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He was particularly struck by the distortion of the boys' images.
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Experts have said the 350 million pound figure is a distortion.
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It transmits video content seamlessly, free from blur, distortion, and delays.
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It also has the ability to replicate high frequencies without distortion.
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To me, this signals a wholesale shift in political distortion tactics.
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Then they recorded the track onto it, creating distortion and dropouts.
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This is not the market at work — it is market distortion.
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Washington already controls our lives through 2,300 distortion-causing subsidy programs.
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It's a huge waste, and it's a corruption, and a distortion.
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I do think a privileged platform is a distortion of competition.
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I rely on distortion on and off for crescendos and fluidity.
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The connection breaks up; every other word is cloaked in distortion.
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Comedy always relies on exaggeration, distortion, and, to some degree, stereotyping.
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"This is a distortion of facts, therefore groundless," the ministry said.
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Then when there is no answer, you kick on the distortion.
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Paint, draw, write, play guitar with the distortion turned way up.
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But now we've seen such a big distortion of the process.
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In this case, we're going to create a Face Distortion effect.
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He said that it was a "gross distortion" to imply otherwise.
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Reed and Cale noodle aggressively at each other through distortion pedals.
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Using the figure in inventive scenarios, a certain kind of distortion.
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Some might still have a small focal blind spot and distortion.
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"It was just another distraction, it was another distortion," said Rep.
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On social media in particular, the spin and distortion continues unabated.
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But a second senseless distortion makes things worse: taxes on property transactions.
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The speakers on both phones got plenty loud without too much distortion.
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It's crisp, clear, colorful and has zero distortion, even at the edges.
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This rather ingenious contraption allowed for....filming in living color without distortion.
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He used to bury his hooks in distortion and now he doesn't.
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It's got that kind of distortion that seems inherent with his voice.
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But his tales are a distortion of the real Obama military doctrine.
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There's so much distortion about what it is and how it's biased.
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It's important as always to keep your anti-reality distortion goggles on.
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They get plenty loud, but even at max volume there's no distortion.
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Throw distortion in there, and it opens up a whole new realm.
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One answer it does offer: You can always lose yourself in distortion.
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When analyzing their data, they found a distortion in the radio waves.
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This creates a distortion pattern, which carries up to the water's surface.
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And it's not just Microsoft browsers that have this level of distortion.
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The artists have observed that some subjects have a greater distortion capacity.
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This distortion, according to Horkheimer and Adorno, is what drives modern capitalism.
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People used to talk about Steve Jobs and Apple's reality distortion field.
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To introduce this feature, Jobs really turned up the reality distortion charm.
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Schiller said the speaker "needs to rock the house" free from distortion.
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They also blamed the crappy quality of the recording for the distortion.
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And it creates-- again, a distortion in markets, in the real economy.
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The fact that it's an inaccurate distortion has more charm to us.
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Mike Lee, a Republican who supports the bill, says that's a distortion.
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The new holograms may also be viewed from all angles without distortion.
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That kind of distortion is now clearly over," he told "Squawk Alley.
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Yet there's a kind of oversimplification and distortion that we get into.
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Some essential truths, like the moral clarity of nonviolence, are beyond distortion.
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When I asked Richards to crank it up, some distortion crept in.
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In her attempt to express rawness, she courts the distortion of extremes.
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Bias and distortion have also mangled the racial views of President Trump.
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DB: What I think I'm seeing is distortion and ambiguity about terms.
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The process always introduces some distortion, in shape, area, distance or direction.
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Trump's campaign, meanwhile, has behaved like a reality distortion field for public policy.
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And you're right, there's less distortion and noise and murk on Dead Ringers.
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A further distortion lies in a repressed financial system that restricts investment opportunities.
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Movies are more immersive, voices are more realistic, and distortion is practically nonexistent.
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If there's any distortion coming out of these cans, I'm not hearing it.
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My statements have been slimmed down to distortion and taken out of context.
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The history of people of color is marred by disenfranchisement, distortion, and disfigurement.
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An agitated and snarling album that thumped with personality and layers of distortion.
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That difference in attention can create a dangerous reality distortion field for startups.
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No amount of character assassination, record distortion, or inappropriate questioning will change that.
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Even with the volume at its highest (ouch!), I couldn't detect any distortion.
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Roland says he recorded the audio off his speakers, which caused the distortion.
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The creative aspect of something as flexible as a modular is unbeatable. Distortion!
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This distortion of the facts is yet another example of Trump rewriting history.
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Both produced crisp and clear images with very little distortion and no vignetting.
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The IPS panel provides sharp, distortion-free imagery with almost 100% color accuracy.
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Japanese officials have since blamed the crash on spatial distortion for the pilot.
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Its open distortion of reality is both its greatest strength and greatest weakness.
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The sound quality is excellent and capable of producing loud volumes without distortion.
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That's the beauty of the guitar: Metal Zone distortion pedal plus an amp.
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The way it's blended with distortion on Kanye's song "Runaway" is really gorgeous.
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It certainly feels new, with a moniker that fits its distortion, Purple Panther.
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But, of course, it was style that left Nietzsche so vulnerable to distortion.
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Government polls amplify that distortion, and the Kremlin has silenced independent national pollsters.
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Sarah Gannett, Baltimore Unmentioned here is the core distortion of porn: It's solipsistic.
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It didn't help that Vargas Llosa's beliefs were often subject to gross distortion.
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The rear seat-back material can act as a filter to eliminate distortion.
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There is a direct link between concentration and the distortion of democratic process.
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It is, as the president has opined, a stark distortion of constitutional intent.
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The recurrence of reflective materials as symbols invites questions concerning reality and distortion.
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Distortion is a powerful tactic used by sites designed to mislead the public.
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That perhaps obvious insight has yet to penetrate Mr. Trump's reality distortion field.
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"How dare you," Greta screams with enough distortion to make the masses mosh.
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There's some distortion, but it's mostly corrected by Sony's software on JPG output.
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Here, Colescott's use of distortion is intent on involving and affecting his audience.
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It wasn't a revelation of relevant information; it was a distortion, a lie.
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Republicans have now bought into this frightening and dangerous distortion of our Constitution.
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So writing for the shamisen felt very natural: The distortion comes with it.
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So writing for the shamisen felt very natural: The distortion comes with it.
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Market intervention and distortion gave rise to corruption and inequitable distribution of income.
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The Alonso ballet is a surreal distortion of the story (Death is another ballerina).
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Notable cowpunkers include Social Distortion, Violent Femmes, Jason and the Scorchers, and Rosie Flores.
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With that much distortion, it's not something you can really use all the time.
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Some users have reported hearing audio distortion with plugged in external audio input devices.
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It really is way louder, and I haven't heard any distortion during phone calls.
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Whether he means to or not, he's cultivating his very own Reality Distortion Field.
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"They're trying to undo a distortion," said Diane Swonk, chief economist at Grant Thornton.
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The Wonderboom gets surprisingly loud and there's not too much distortion at higher volumes.
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But we should not have a distortion of what Medicare for All stands for.
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As with many world-changing advancements in technology, guitar distortion came about by accident.
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With built-in neodymium drivers, it offers precise, crystal clear, and distortion-free sound.
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Un momento, there was a slight distortion in the main loop within Real Friends.
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The higher costs entailed give a sense of the scale of the current distortion.
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Lee is blaming European monetary policy for the pricing distortion among European junk bonds.
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The distortion of history is accompanied by distortions of all kinds — political, social, psychological.
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How dangerous is a polar vortex distortion as compared to a tornado or hurricane?
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Time-lapse Time-lapse is another time distortion perspective that can be really cool.
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This distortion dramatically limits consumers' ability to use the free market to their advantage.
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But Trump has also created a gravitational distortion in how we view the candidates.
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This distortion renders thoughtful dialogue difficult at a time when it is most necessary.
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Reality distortion is, in the end, the ultimate political purpose of spreading conspiracy theories.
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" They are also surreal explorations of facial "landscapes," featuring what she calls, "purposeful distortion.
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Pelosi's people argue that showing the clips out of order represents an unacceptable distortion.
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It's hard to imagine that anyone is ready for that level of reality distortion.
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An early distortion of the coronavirus news appeared in an Infowars video on Jan.
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As Padmavati I can assure you that there is absolutely no distortion of history.
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"These reports are distortion of reality, slander," said Dmitry Peskov in a conference call.
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This distortion can make faces look subtly different in ways that we don't expect.
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The longer we delay reform, the larger the distortion in housing and mortgage markets.
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This process of connecting the dots has never been immune from bias or distortion.
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Of course, it eventually does, crushing Sullivan's voice in distortion and seasick bass riffs.
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Nor does he have the charisma to project and maintain a reality distortion field.
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It's a strange kind of distortion of life, in such a way that's unfortunate.
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LA timpa: Part of my aesthetic is this feeling of finding clarity in distortion.
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In other instances, the distortion is wholesale — scars that indelibly intervene upon our vision.
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Although the general principles regarding distortion remain the same, the psychology behind #angles may differ.
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There is no distortion when listening at higher volumes, and the listening experience feels immersive.
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The ensemble production opened with press spokesman Sean Spicer's angry distortion of recent news reporting.
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You can pick from Mobile, Wide, Fisheye, and GoPro distortion, then adjust the slider underneath.
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Each set of results acted like fertilizer sprinkled on weeds: A forest of distortion flourished.
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And distortion is a very hard thing to fix because once it's there, it's there.
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The video looks OK, but the camera has a decent amount of distortion (buildings lean).
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A tasteful distortion, if it suits your tastes, but an unwelcome one if it doesn't.
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These headphones are clean of distortion and provide a stalactite-sharp recreation of my music.
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The other distortion is in federal contracts earmarked for small businesses with ethnic-minority owners.
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The time distortion of a head injury beats that of acid and mushrooms hands down.
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Huawei automatically eliminates the distortion in processing the image, and the results are really good.
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They weren't, but that kind of presidential distortion is now an everyday thing in Washington.
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Turning the volume up to the max results in much less distortion than I expected.
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Most of that comes down to just aesthetically disliking how much lens distortion it adds.
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And even with the volume set at the maximum, I didn't experience any sound distortion.
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Clay only uses the one pedal he got in high school; it's a distortion pedal.
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I think you would be opening the door to manipulation and distortion of those spaces.
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The video then ends with audio distortion which allegedly contains a message when played backwards.
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Two of these contain no fewer than four distortion and phaser pedals, to create harmonics.
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It's pure, in-your-face brutality rife with tenacious distortion and heart-pumping blast beats.
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The headphones can also play plenty loud, with very little distortion even at maximum volume.
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Jobs was notorious for his "reality distortion field," a rules-bending logic that defied practicality.
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The threshold for descriptive clarity is uncertain, making the painting a sanctuary for expressive distortion.
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Feedback and distortion are interesting musical elements that hip hop music underutilized in my opinion.
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They called Mr. Zerón's assertions "a distortion of reality" and said his actions on Oct.
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It's a real distortion of what we want our civil legal system to be about.
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Long story short, we're begging you—please, stop with the big-eye face-distortion thing.
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"Most of the articles quoted in the domestic media were exaggeration or distortion," added Lee.
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As he fell, Heim noticed both a distortion of time and high-level mental processing.
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Historians like Schama and Goodman are honor-bound to avoid that kind of edifying distortion.
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"This can lead to serious distortion or social pathological phenomena, if left unaddressed," he said.
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Just give us a shitload of distortion pedals and some warlocks yowling into a mic.
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We had a couple songs and tried to put it through that lens of distortion.
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Our brains like to reduce things to binaries, but that's almost always a simplistic distortion.
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Since your last album came out you've been talking about doing away with the distortion.
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"The system will not correct the distortion," Henkel Garcia, a director of local consultancy Econometrica.
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This is a market distortion, where some companies are favored for no economically efficient reason.
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I think her idol was Steve Jobs, and she did have this reality distortion field.
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Among the most dire is the role the company has played in truth distortion online.
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The power you ascribe to them isn't just a distortion of reality; it's a dodge.
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Immediately after Lasik, I had extreme light sensitivity, double vision and distortion, halos and sunbursts.
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France's unilateral action, although somewhat expected, does generate economic distortion and increase uncertainty for businesses.
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The distortion of the data in the US will only lead to further policy errors.
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It's not only a distraction from the real issue, but also a distortion of it.
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Cable news and digitally native publications have turned distortion of facts into a huge business.
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She said the banner's call to preserve traditional Chinese morality was a distortion of history.
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Even the synthpop hooks seem flecked with dust, chiming mechanically behind several layers of distortion.
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With the amiable surf-punks Wavves, kindred spirits in distortion-heavy high jinks, and Cherry Glazerr.
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There's distortion and there's heavy drums and that's really a good base for any metal band.
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Now that he's figuring out how to best apply these inclinations for distortion—Morrison's branching out.
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This is a gross distortion of the humanitarian crisis that has unfolded along our southern border.
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The distortion, and we'll talk about it, you'll be able to ask me questions about it.
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This distortion would cause the pulsar radiation to arrive at a slightly different time than expected.
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It's supposed to be scary, but the distortion on the voice just makes it seem silly.
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See how the Zeiss has less distortion and the Olloclip starts to warp around the edges?
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How did they become the party that, through deceit, distraction, deflection and distortion, now allows dictators?
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Usually loudness on smartphone speakers come at the expense of clarity and you hear noticeable distortion.
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I felt inadequate, out of place — and the world around me only confirmed my proportion distortion.
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NEWARK "White Balance: Distortion of Black Images on Television," discussion with the journalist Jonathan Capehart. Feb.
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They saw Stalin's terror not as a logical culmination of the revolution, but as its distortion.
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" He went on to add, "Some people think heaviness is distortion, loud volume, or kicking drums.
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"The more the compressor works, the more it will cause distortion in the music," explains Costa.
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In Emily's D+Evolution, there's more psychedelic rock, distortion, and experimentation than on the previous albums.
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There is basic ethics and then there is what some might call a 'reality distortion field'.
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Aiming for a sharp clarity that cuts through nets of amplifier distortion, they crackle and sting.
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The audio improvements are also noticeable, with the front speakers producing very loud output without distortion.
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These casual claims of performance are both homage to Abramović and a distortion of her work.
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Before you listen to "Rocket 303," try to imagine that you've never heard fuzz distortion before.
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With G-Sync, your screen frames load quickly, giving you smooth and vibrant images without distortion.
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Martin would mix four tracks down to one and then record more, careful to limit distortion.
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Altogether, the case presented against birth control is a stunning distortion of the research on contraception.
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The production tends to sound industrial and highly synthetic, with skewed vocal filters and heavy distortion.
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To me, it was just like, the Beatles mixed with a little more distortion and energy.
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With adaptive optics, astronomers use mirrors to correct for all the distortion introduced by Earth's atmosphere.
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As Trump established himself in Washington, his minions were challenged to live in his distortion field.
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Rubio's campaign late Friday said the ad was political distortion in a statement to The Hill.
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Each tax bite in isolation looks smaller and less distortion than the far larger cumulative burden.
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"It may create a distortion over a period of time," he said of the variable paychecks.
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The company also claims that the V20 all but eliminates common video distortion like rolling shutter.
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Enigma often meant erasure or distortion of how things actually were for the peoples they encountered.
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Harris did much of the same standing by her clear distortion of the comments by Kavanaugh.
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In a recent study, they calculated distortion of facial features at different camera distances and angles.
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The watch has custom software that removes image distortion and calibrates the screen for each user.
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"The laws are punitive, they're broad, and they're a denial and distortion of democracy," Haddow says.
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Yet there are, of course, intense pressures on the news media to engage in that distortion.
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Trump's distortion of the stock market's rise is a similar story of presenting numbers without context.
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Distortion will also arise from disclosing metrics that are not correlated with climate-related financial risk.
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You definitely get louder sound, but you still get a lot of distortion at higher volumes.
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More knobs twiddle, and your hearing is subsumed in a fog of tinnitus, muffling and distortion.
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" And it had walloping dance beats laced with distortion and electronic barbs, like "Myxomatosis" and "Idioteque.
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The changing social sets in Oakland are, in this movie, creating not just ambiguity but distortion.
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It didn't have the signature Fat drum sound and the guitars were played without much distortion.
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The blame for defeat, and for the subsequent distortion and neglect of Poland's story, lies elsewhere. ■
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Elsewhere in Uber: How the company can still create its own reality distortion field for investors.
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An author articulated how many of us feel: is anyone else experiencing a distortion of time?
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"If the victims and aggressors/Just remain each other's others," Mike Cooley sings against revving distortion.
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"There are multiple levels of media distortion, because cameras love attractive people and fire," he said.
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It requires you to fix the distortion in photo editing software or to embrace it fully.
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The distortion of the striped pattern on the dress is an example of the moiré effect.
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Carter's distortion was groundbreaking, but the fuzz tone that now embodies what we mean when we say distortion and overdrive didn't emerge until 215, when Jackie Brenston and His Delta Cats—a pseudonym for Ike Turner's Kings of Rhythm—set "Rocket 2137" loose upon the world.
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"It would be a worry if it is down to an economic-policy distortion," says an official.
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Then there are the people playing it, and the labyrinthine distortion through which we now see them.
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Anarchy begins by creating as much violence, disruption and distortion in the society as you possibly can.
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High, low, and bass tones were all clear, and I didn't experience any distortion at high volumes.
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This distortion of pro-choice legislation began in earnest during his second State of the Union address.
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The Whirlpool galaxy is really two galaxies that are pulling on each other, causing distortion through gravity.
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Like Steve Jobs did for Apple, Musk has created his own reality distortion field around Tesla Motors.
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Formation Bass – Opposed drivers, powerful amplifiers and Dynamic EQ provide accurate audio depth and dimension without distortion.
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Doer accused the U.S. of significant "distortion and omission" in its analysis of the pipeline's environmental impacts.
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THERE WAS no wailing "wah-wah" pedal, no rasping distortion, no shrieking feedback from an oversized speaker.
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This information helped persuade congressional leaders to start investigations into the Bush administration's distortion of federal research.
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Lensa can also correct for lens distortion, such as if a selfie has been snapped too close.
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The speaker also gets plenty loud, capable of volumes higher than some larger speakers, without risking distortion.
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The combination of pull and distortion loosens the reef's grip on the lace, permitting it to slip.
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For the listener, these traits manifest themselves in negligible distortion and a highly dynamic, nuance-rich sound.
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When astrophysicist Karl Friedrich Zöllner first published his illusion, the cause of the distortion was a mystery.
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I'm pleased to report, there is very little distortion when the headphones are at their max volume.
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The whiffles look like a super-sized egg crate designed to spread the load and minimize distortion.
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The decrease in transmission speed at higher temperatures is due to increased distortion in the optical fiber.
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Mr Sanders's policy of increasing the inheritance tax, which introduces much less distortion, is a better one.
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The app adds random distortion effects, such as colorful glitches and floaty mirroring to a kaleidoscope twist.
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What I found while listening to the FXA9s was a total absence of distortion, harshness... and excitement.
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The first few photos I took had very harsh distortion as if shot with a fisheye lens.
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The Powerbeats Pro uses a pistonic driver that Beats says reduces distortion and delivers better bass response.
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Overall, the videos seemed to suffer from fairly severe edge distortion, and broadcast at pretty low resolution.
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The discovery of guitar distortion just may be one of the happiest accidents in modern music history.
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I loved distortion pedals, the words singers sang and the physical release of moshing at live shows.
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I didn't experience the same distortion issues that drove my colleague Chris Ziegler away from these headphones.
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When violence is celebrated, evil consumes good and insurgency turns into a kind of distortion of civilization.
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Guitars were treated with overloaded distortion and McCartney's vocals were further drenched in live slap-back echo.
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The weaker-than-expected statistic was attributed to distortion from the impact of Hurricanes Harvey and Irma.
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The latter picture is often cited as an example of the more extreme forms of Mannerist distortion.
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The 88% increase reported was a distortion of the data, he said, but offered no alternative figures.
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Worst of all, it creates a huge market distortion in health insurance that favors large group plans.
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The Duterte administration rejects that as foreign interference based on lies and distortion, and backs the police.
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It also has an adjustable viewing angle used to minimize your distortion and enhance your VR experience.
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Their claim that President Obama "is giving away the Internet," is a patently false and misleading distortion.
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More often, though, garment workers' experiences, activism, and words are erased not by omission, but by distortion.
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Electronic sounds melt into orchestral upheavals and guitar distortion; voices, natural and synthetic, loom from all directions.
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This reality distortion field is his superpower, to match the Iron Man superhero mythos that surrounds him.
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All of the songs on Leave Home have that texture which is just really fucking loud distortion.
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The distortion and we'll talk about it and you'll be able to ask me questions about it.
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Behar and Marino kicked off the distortion and played fragile lead parts that leapt over one another.
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" Schumer did not appear to directly apologize, and instead accused Republicans of "gross distortion" and "manufacturing outrage.
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Tesla stock is a social movement that Musk works hard to cultivate with his reality distortion field.
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In a speech to the Writers' Union, Mr. Yevtushenko assailed privilege, censorship and the distortion of history.
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With "22, a Million," Bon Iver turned more openly digital, pushing effects and distortion into the foreground.
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Privately, some Clinton staffers insist Greenberg's criticism is a distortion of the campaign's data and polling operation.
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One banker said that the existence of CDS makes the scope for "wholesale market distortion" even greater.
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Barr's distortion of the IG's findings showed how little he seems to respect the office he holds.
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I don't own any hardware other than a guitar, a RAT [distortion] pedal, and a delay pedal.
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These were so much lighter (though still weighing half a tonne each), that they greatly reduced gravitational distortion.
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"Part of me wants to say everything has been invented—reverb exists, distortion exists, delay exists," he said.
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Concertgoers should consider wearing "musicians earplugs" that result in less sound distortion than foam earplugs, Le Prell advised.
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What I resent, though, is the media distortion of what it means to be queer or non-binary.
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Resisting such cognitive distortion is particularly critical since the misperception of majority sentiment can easily become self-fulfilling.
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It lifted taxes on exports, which removed a clumsy distortion but also deprived it of much-needed revenue.
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Rougher seas will produce greater distortion in the reflected signal, which can be used to measure wind speeds.
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Set against these benefits are the costs of the Fed's intervention in—or perhaps distortion of—financial markets.
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Daily Burn: 5 Ways to Avoid Portion Distortion What's wrong with listening to some tunes while you snack?
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Defining e-cigarettes as smoking devices is "a major distortion of the truth," Nitzkin told the city council.
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It is a little larger than the traditional 3.5mm audio plug, but provides balanced audio for minimal distortion.
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Your ambiguity and distortion of the matter is an insult to the millions of voices stifled and ignored.
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The video needs to be watched at 1140p or 2160p because a lower resolution can result in distortion.
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They're from Sydney, Australia, and they like the distortion effect pedal on their guitar parts, but like seriously.
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All of that is encased in a stiff plastic shell with internal bracing to minimize flex and distortion.
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It marries icy synth, muttering pulsations, dense forests of distortion, and shuddering tension with Leon's firm, warped shouts.
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Usually, the first symptoms that appear are blurry or double vision, color distortion or blindness in one eye.
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Just connect via Bluetooth or NFC and boom: You're getting concert-grade base, balanced treble, and minimal distortion.
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"We're trying to push the telescope to not see any distortion from the atmosphere at all," Wylezalek says.
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The second banker agreed that the existence of CDS makes the scope for "wholesale market distortion" even greater.
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But I will resist a 'closed door' thing because I've seen enough of their selective leaking and distortion.
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Lake's guitars, typically pitched up with knife-edge distortion, cut through Mike Baillie and Travis Kuhlman's swung rhythms.
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Beats says the Solo Pros will have reduced distortion and create a more balanced, less bass-heavy sound.
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This continues the pattern of deliberate distortion and misrepresentation of the impacts of ocean culture on the environment.
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The researchers also tested the MSA 30X, available at drugstores for $30, and found it actually increased distortion.
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" On the flip side, he details disliking distortion as "the tendency not to learn appropriately from someone disliked.
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It sounds promising, but its fairytale vibes are destroyed by electronic distortion before plunging into the first verse.
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The egg-shaped speaker promised no background noise, no saturation and no distortion in a relatively small package.
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So many speakers - There are seven tweeters to pump out directional sound, and a custom low-distortion woofer.
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Is the angle of the escalator too sharp or is that a distortion caused by the vertical projection?
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It's all part of the disruption, distortion and uncertainty from an escalating trade offensive aimed primarily at China.
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President Donald J. Trump is just one result; a profound and polarizing distortion of American democracy is another.
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But dirty campaigning, distortion of reality and propaganda were there from the very beginning, as indeed she notes.
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To the Editor: "Papers Detail Soviet Hopes for Sanders" (front page, March 6) is a distortion of history.
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To correct this distortion, you need a bigger child tax credit to encourage people to have more kids.
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Ms. Ireland's imagination is so well calibrated that she manages, almost single-handedly, to correct for that distortion.
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Mr. Henry's "Psyché Rock" coupled rock with electronic tones, whirs, beeps and distortion to create a psychedelic sound.
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Much like my eating habits, my makeup routine is on an all or nothing track (cognitive distortion #1).
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Their superior transient response provides minimal distortion and their collapsible, lightweight design provides the ultimate convenience and portability.
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Distorção ["Distortion"] puts players in a visitor's shoes as they walk through the area for the first time.
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"Exaggerations, distortion and alienation are characteristics of the genre of satire and caricature," prosecutors said in a statement.
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Schizophrenia is a chronic mental disorder that causes distortion in thoughts, hallucinations and feelings of fright and paranoia.
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We just use distortion pedals and delay pedals, that's a digital as it will ever get for us.
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But I will resist a "closed door" thing because I've seen enough of their selective leaking and distortion.
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Is it the rising level of distortion that feels so abnormal, or is it the distortion's material means?
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It's a full-on, distortion-heavy assault of powerviolence—as disorienting as falling down a flight of stairs.
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That is a distortion: the American act only applies to lobbyists for foreign governments, political parties and similar actors.
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The distortion of particular policy goals to meet targets can have disproportionate effects on other areas of public policy.
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Childhood has a way of distorting your perception of a decade; adulthood corrects that distortion with a humbling rapidity.
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Today Iggy Azalea released "Team," the lead single from the new album Digital Distortion she's been threatening all year.
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Many psychologists believed that swearing would actually make pain feel worse, thanks to a cognitive distortion known as catastrophizing.
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Underlining a growing distortion in China's housing market, authorities in big cities have announced measures to cool the market.
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Strip away a few layers of distortion and an arty indie vibe emerges amidst some of this tougher material.
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There are settings at the bottom of Theremin too, which control the amount of delay, feedback and "scuzz" (distortion).
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There's some vignetting in the corners of photos shot with the Moment lens, along with distortion and chromatic aberration.
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The only things missing from the sound are the things I don't want: distortion and a hot treble response.
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I had forgotten about distortion when up close on iPhone X's semi-wide lens; however, the difference is subtle.
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"[Central banks] are in no signs and no panic of trying to unwind any of this kind of distortion."
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A sophomore effort titled Digital Distortion was long in the works, but never saw the light of the day.
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It includes the song "Come a Little Bit Closer" built in as well as a voice distortion and recorder.
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So sustaining a reality distortion field is possible, but the longer it goes on for, the harder it gets.
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They can get really loud, do so without distortion, and even manage to deliver a little bit of bass.
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On the twice-as-expensive and open-back Ether Flows, the same can sometimes sound like distortion or garbling.
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That's all been despite a lack of any credible evidence suggesting it's true, beyond the usual hearsay and distortion.
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To my ears, there's more distortion compared when the Home Max is playing at max volume than on HomePod.
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Electric Forest-grade bass, balanced treble, and minimal distortion are all packed into the less-than-a-pound speaker.
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So their guitars overextend into the Jesus and Mary darklands as their vocals blur over with distortion and dismay.
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Or, if you want to play technological DJ, you can take advantage of its special effects for audio distortion.
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It involves an often misleading distortion of facts, with possible repercussions at the level of individual and collective behaviour.
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Were you just trying to imagine or emulate what La Monte Young would do with distortion and a guitar?
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"It is an attribute of the model that there is distortion," explained Hugo Caselles-Dupré, from Obvious, to Christie's.
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Like Jobs, Mr Buffett seems to be able to create a reality-distortion field around him to deflect criticism.
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On "The Sadist," Lamont's sax chops up Dave Witte's rapid beats while Aaron Dallison's ripped vocals crackle with distortion.
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Rand Paul is, for all his faults, a once-traditional Republican warped by the ethical distortion field of Trumpism.
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Singer indeed knows that he doesn't have the facts on his side, so he engages in distortion and diversion.
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The outright distortion of the president's remarks by the mainstream media is not just unfortunate — it is downright unforgivable.
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It's not as noisy as WizWars, though there's certainly plenty of distortion and ugliness emoting from everything he produces.
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The bitterness of that experience determined a new generation of journalists to avoid all manner of distortion and error.
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"It was refreshing and freeing to let go of my perfectionist impulses and embrace distortion and mistakes," he says.
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He has since been featured in more than 300 commercials and produced/directed a feature film, Distortion, in 2006.
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I'd plug all the amps into an injector and then I would track a rough, clean, and distortion track.
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I even wear black jeans and boots every day, drink whiskey and play my bass with piles of distortion.
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If the town runs on magical thinking, then its racist, misogynist delusions can be traced to this original distortion.
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When they started, they had a manifesto of sorts: No guitar distortion, no post-punk, no t-shirts onstage.Cool.
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"Until recently, Lithuania was really the locomotive pulling this whole train of Holocaust distortion in Eastern Europe," he said.
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Helping them talk and processing that distortion gives them a chance to understand that they are not to blame.
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As the microphone moved farther inside the trumpet, the amplified overtones shifted incrementally, producing some dramatic howls of distortion.
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Critics charge him with evasion and distortion; supporters see a becoming honesty and the nobility of an unimpeachable integrity.
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"No one had ever pushed it that far — that was very extreme," Mr. Duval said of the song's distortion.
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It also has the benefit of being a distortion of what's actually being said by managers during the trial.
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"Distortion of historical facts is a threat to our democratic societies and must be challenged wherever possible," she said.
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"Interpreting these proposals as censorship... is a distortion of the purpose of the guide," the department wrote on Twitter.
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The key lime pie was delicious, the significant distortion around bottle and the slats in the table was not.
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But pair her most recent speech up with some vocal distortion over Swedish death metal and she's downright terrifying.
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The paper's authors note there is some "slight distortion," in the adulterated clips, but it's extremely difficult to discern.
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Wide-angle shots are graded on distortion, detail throughout the frame and chromatic aberration — all difficult to correct for.
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Pop There's a certain gravity in Mitski's indie-rock songs, whether they're stubbornly trudging ballads or distortion-laced punk.
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Dissonance, drum blasts, ghostly implications of chords that swam in some inchoate sea of distortion: This shit was nuts.
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Even through the layers of distortion and stylization, the aunt's intolerant personality can be felt through Solano's wry humor.
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The rules in Britain were changed in 2013 to eliminate this distortion but products are still sold by commission elsewhere.
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I felt I wasn't giving my fans anything, and they could see it—which, I think, was a complete distortion.
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Here, the contours of her voice become slick with blood, buried under layers of distortion and stretched into inhuman forms.
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The purpose of the non-alcoholic Mamma Beer is to disguise dysgeusia, or distortion of the taste, the site reports.
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The technique is nothing fancy, but it has worked well enough, because people can't see or read through the distortion.
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A good lens should not only give you sharp photos, but combat nasty problems like distortion, vignetting and chromatic aberration.
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For example, the phone's two front-facing speakers reduce distortion at louder volumes, thanks to software work by Pixel engineers.
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The song mocks commercial convention, but not love songs per se, and despite the distortion, the essential yearning is retained.
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And these headphones are just as spectacular at high volume levels, where every note is full, convincing, and distortion-free.
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The haloclines (a phenomenon where layers of salt and fresh water meet and cause visual distortion) are fascinating and eerie.
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Devialet has been working on high-end speakers with a simple goal — zero background noise, zero saturation and zero distortion.
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It felt a little like the sort of compulsion and time distortion that some people experience around extreme internet usage.
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But, try as I might, I couldn't notice any distortion in the picture as a result of the uneven vibration.
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There were others: John Maurer from Social Distortion played on it, [Swingin' Utters guitarist] Darius [Koski] played bass on some.
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Technology, for Spiotta, both inhibits and invokes emotion: ''I would say it creates a distortion of some kind,'' she said.
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Once you blast the Flare speaker at maximum volume, that's when you can start to hear the distortion in sound.
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Using new linear piston drivers, the Powerbeats Pro, produce cleaner sound with less distortion when the volume is cranked up.
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Santa Paula, CA." In addition, a search for Ricky Pinedo leads to a Santa Paula-based company called "SEO Distortion.
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Distortion painfully crashes against passion so real that "Your Best American Girl" feels like revisiting a breakup with every listen.
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This switchboard controls the Werkstatt and an array of tabletop switch boards that create sounds like "robot sounds" and distortion.
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His world view is similarly prone to the sorts of distortion that extreme partisanship has fuelled, on the right especially.
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Jane Ellen Bryant "Too Smooth" There's something about mixing country music with modern guitars and distortion that I cannot resist.
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Sweeney: I never regularly used any pedals, just a distortion pedal for solos if there was a cool one around.
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Even better, that limits the distortion from centrifugal force, so the tire retains its shape better, again improving fuel economy.
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The sound profile is superb: There's very little distortion and not too much of an emphasis on the low-end.
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When you turned its volume up all the way, the amp went into overdrive, wrapping guitar notes in fuzzy distortion.
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To our eardrums' dismay, amp, speaker, and distortion technologies will only improve as musicians seek more punishing levels of volume.
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I felt I wasn't giving my fans anything, and they could see it — which, I think, was a complete distortion.
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By doing this, you'll hear only the pure direct sound, not the distortion caused via bounce back from the walls.
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When I pumped up the audio to its highest setting during my tests, I didn't get a ton of distortion.
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This technique, according to Sab, is usually used to model phenomena like hot air distortion or refractions of uneven glass.
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This deliberate distortion makes breathing difficult for these breeds even when they aren't in a stressful, potentially oxygen-deprived situation.
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"It's not fraud-proof," Mr. Peabody said, but he is confident that the volume of members minimizes any potential distortion.
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Snapchat Our message is simple: stop using the face-distortion thing that makes it look like you have big eyes.
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The idea that one side comprises Children of Light and the other Children of Darkness is a silly, partisan distortion.
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" Munger argues people like to stick to what is familiar, for better or for worse, and calls this "liking distortion.
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Dungeons are both a distortion of a prison and an empty, "savage" territory waiting for to be taken, plundered, colonized.
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In fact, the Pixel XL's ability to capture smooth video, without any obvious distortion around the edges, is really impressive.
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It's 12 minutes of screeching distortion, a melody that circles back half-formed, then Dalle laughs manically; a coming undone.
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Previously impossible to capture photos are now easily possible â€" lens distortion be damned â€" with the ultra-wide camera.
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But while the distortion obscures Trump, it doesn't make him invisible and Wolff has spotted the outlines of his target.
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But O'Mara argues that this altar of progress is a distortion of what really made Silicon Valley what it is.
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He had a formative experience at 16, watching Jimi Hendrix play at the Woodstock festival, his guitar soaked in distortion.
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To which Gates replied: "If he believes that, he really has entered into one of his own reality distortion fields."
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But that's a classic case of map distortion: At 11,724,000 square miles, the continent is 14 times larger than Greenland.
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Today there is a willful distortion of the empire in the British public mind, a strange determination to misremember it.
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Zuckerberg claims he is protecting America's free speech rights by allowing political spin, distortion and mockery to flourish on Facebook.
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Another symptom is distortion — in which a straight line looks bent, or a door jamb looks curvy, Dr. Emerson said.
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To work through this cognitive distortion, take a step back and think about what part you played in the situation.
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Readers won't see every photo from the shoots, but Mr. Davison said he created layers of distortion for each one.
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If you travel to space, where atmospheric distortion is less of a problem, you can open up new selfie possibilities.
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"As it heads toward 40 euros per ton for CO2 then the competitive distortion would be very clear," Merkel said.
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"Corruption suffused government and the economy," White writes; it was not a distortion of the system but the system's lifeblood.
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If the seasonal distortion was removed, output rose 26.2 percent in the two months, the National Bureau of Statistics said.
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The etymology is likely more prosaic: the posthumous distortion of the name Euphemius, a ninth-century Byzantine commander in Sicily.
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Spoiler: It is mathematically impossible to translate the surface of a sphere onto a plane without some form of distortion.
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"Unconditional Love" and "Judas" foreground sweet, ascending/descending choruses while cutting them with warm, scratchy guitar distortion and fidgety drums.
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Meanwhile, the sinister keyboard drop and honking bass blasts shudder and thud, propelled forward by rising tides of electric distortion.
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However, the front-loading is likely to be "a short-lived distortion and more severe payback effects may follow," they said.
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Mendler's voice is run through tube distortion, chopped up into pinpricks, and becomes a gorgeously vocoded choir on the cavernous hook.
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Journalists who sat by while VCs built founding fables about themselves should have done more to pierce these reality distortion fields.
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When it's done right it's so powerful because the drive and distortion just pumps you up and makes you feel unstoppable.
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The edges of this "focal surface" aren't very sharp, so they also do some color tricks to correct for the distortion.
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This process is important because the glowing atoms are used by the telescope to correct wavelength distortion created by the atmosphere.
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It's the sort of distortion of the facts one would expect from a man whose comforting false reality is falling apart.
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" They still have 40-millimeter drivers, but the company has reengineered them for "exceptional frequency response with lower total harmonic distortion.
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But George and I observed the same subconscious distortion of reality play out in dozens of real-life examples throughout history.
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At full volume, I did hear some slight distortion in Alexa's voice, but it was only in a couple of spots.
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The earbuds are fitted with 10-mm drivers and acoustic chambers to deliver "deep, distortion-free bass," according to the company.
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The camera also does a decent job of capturing your whole body, though it does have a fish-eye like distortion.
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In the case of AI-generated videos, you can usually see that they're fake by telltale signs of distortion and blurring.
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Instead, we see a nearly invisible distortion of the air just beneath the device, indicating a jet stream of some sort.
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Oriental Romanticism was, obviously, a wishful and gross distortion of reality and remains a bane to true understanding of Eastern cultures.
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The LCD2 Classic maintains all of these good attributes, and measurements from other reviewers have shown their spectacularly low harmonic distortion.
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Overall, the images and video look great, but I did notice image distortion, or bowing, at the edges of the lens.
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Since then, musicians have continued to push distortion and amplification to the furthest imaginable extremes—with orchestration as well as intensity.
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The European Commission is expected to produce a report on China when the law enters force, outlining instances of market distortion.
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Though they have similar names, these are not the same as gravitational waves, which are a cosmic distortion of space time.
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Songs like Ladies and Gentlemen's "Electricity" apply layers of distortion and bleary singing to give a dizzy jolt to his influences.
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The distortion effects add to the creepy feeling very well and the whole thing is reminiscent of early Odd Future videos.
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Mr Young trudges along the stage between his distortion pedals and his band mates, his head swaying in his dark hat.
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From massive explosions to faint whispers, every detail will be heard with amazing clarity with less than 1% total harmonic distortion.
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According to researchers, someone in flow will experience a lack of sense of self, a decline in fear and time distortion.
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Those who preach this distortion of the message of Jesus assert that the rich are rich because God approves of them.
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Together the company says they produce 126 dB of noise, which I found is mostly free of distortion at high volumes.
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Thomas and Lee have made an unhealthy distraction out of an unhealthy distortion, in which people are not people but types.
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This market distortion, along with arcane licensing procedures, forced technology transfer, and exhaustive Chinese government oversight, reel in unsuspecting American firms.
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Beyond the partisan distortion, this mutilation has had the secondary but no less cancerous effect of making congressional districts deeply homogeneous.
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This practice is a gross distortion of justice which can no longer be punished with a mere slap on the wrist.
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The music, composed and played by Chris Garneau, starts with isolated long chords but grows into changing soundscapes, sometimes with distortion.
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Every age has included historians who consider it their responsibility to provide an honest record, and who consider distortion a disgrace.
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Ian: [Mimicking DP's army of guitar players] We need this transparent distortion, you know we gotta hit up this pedal company.
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This process can be done well or poorly, obviously, and things like distortion or mistakenly blurred foreground details can creep in.
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But even with that distortion that exaggerated a favorite son advantage in Alabama in 1952, the difference is not statistically significant.
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In the role, she took a combative attitude to defending the president, and faced criticism for her distortion of the facts.
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"The combination of these two galaxies, and the filament in between them, caused the distortion of more distant galaxies," he said.
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Early on, Ms. Holmes seemed to absorb the example of Mr. Jobs in terms of reality distortion and her own mythmaking.
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In this case, the distortion is a tax that puts a wedge between domestic returns and the cost of imported capital.
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" Fakher said that the song segment was taken out of context in a "severe distortion of the band and our beliefs.
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" This monumental distortion of perspectives has culminated in the Trump administration's genius postmodern claim that any unfavorable facts are "fake news.
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These politicians at some level appreciated that a feeding frenzy is typically not a mirror but a distortion of public opinion.
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Just as Mourinho predicted, Pogba had been less an outlier, and more a portent of the coming distortion of the market.
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He said distortion patterns would make a ship hard to hit by making it hard to focus on through a periscope.
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Then the synthesizers appear, throbbing and lurching, dropping out and plunging back in with dubstep impact, pushing distortion into the mix.
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To model how this distortion happened, the researchers added known instances of star formation in the galaxy's history during a simulation.
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Ms. Crutchfield's plain-spoken songwriting and clear, sweet voice tie her work together, whether or not distortion pedals are in use.
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There will undoubtedly be those who see any kind of satire about Nazi Germany as a potentially dangerous distortion of facts.
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"Elogio a Instituição do Cinismo" sets its melody bouncing against walls of distortion, pitting the supple and catchy against the abrasive.
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Also, the distortion caused by the era of performance-enhancing drugs morphed what were once gold-standard metrics into something irreconcilable.
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Accordingly, actors are usually placed close to one of the cameras' "sweet spots," where there's less risk of erasure or distortion.
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The Tronsmart Force portable speaker features dual drivers and dual passive bass radiators that produce a full-bodied sound without distortion.
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Eventually, tremoloes and distortion heave into the atmosphere — and the track suddenly ends, opening the question of what cataclysm may impend.
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Democrats are not going to beat Donald Trump by outmaneuvering him at his own game of anger, distortion and pathological lying.
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Slow tides of distortion rise and then fade; Canty uses his bass drum to patiently reinforce Pirog's slow, single-note lines.
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He also wants to test whether social media platforms create a kind of narcissistic distortion, influencing how people present themselves online.
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The Ultra Wide rear camera gives you move flexibility, but the distortion on it is so dramatic it can be distracting.
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But liberalism's left-wing critics disagree; they claim that neoliberalism is not a distortion of liberalism, but rather its true face.
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If David Lynch's small town is a sinister distortion of the American heartland, Stars Hollow is its happier, idyllic model cousin.
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This installation will include a rotating bowl of water hit with sound frequencies, dealing with themes of reflection, distortion, and interference.
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Keates, the author of biographies of Handel and Purcell, has embraced a new myth, one of unending posthumous misunderstanding and distortion.
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It is this distortion that is the telltale sign that the light is being influenced by an invisible mass: dark matter.
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Like many of the paintings here, it feels remarkably complete: a unique mixture of faithful observation, pressured distortion, and fantastical play.
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What's notable, aside from the grotesque distortion of the agency's mission, is how well Pruitt represents the state of today's GOP.
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Applying what is surely some Photoshop-filter magic to remove distortion, we're able to see that the invite also includes a HomePod.
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Burnham, after all, was an expert in his field, and had been planning for some time to create a new distortion pedal.
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Its stabilization didn't handle the vibrations quite as well HyperSmooth, but it does give you a high-quality image with minimal distortion.
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"Reinvestments, like net purchases, must be market-neutral and not lead to any market distortion," Wuermelling told German financial daily Boersen-Zeitung.
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Click here to view original GIFCorrecting distortion on the projected image is one of the important breakthroughs that makes this smartwatch possible.
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I like distortion and dirt, I like reverb and delay, and a lot of how that plays out depends on the room.
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It's what defines most great artists, that element of performance that cuts through and creates something real, if only in its distortion.
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It is while watching flaming palm tree videos that I am most acutely aware of the time-distortion that comes from video.
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Fujifilm says the OVF has a better eye point, a wider field of view, and less distortion compared to the X-Pro2.
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Now that iPhone 7 rumor season is in full swing, it's important as always to keep your anti-reality-distortion goggles on.
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Yet just how much distortion is occurring is unclear, and the Fed could easily misjudge the friendliness of the global financial environment.
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The Yesterday Vision contains a 19-inch 4:3 monitor that's designed to have the curvature distortion of an old CRT monitor.
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The bureau does not typically provide individual monthly numbers for January and February due to the distortion of the Lunar New Year.
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The distortion of reality became more striking as the two men emerged from the Hall of Mirrors and into a press conference.
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They really do have great precision and Panasonic's claims about a resonance-dampened construction that eliminates distortion stand up to close scrutiny.
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The prime minister of Israel, Binyamin Netanyahu, slammed it as a "distortion of the truth, rewriting history, and denial of the Holocaust".
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This way you can hide parts of the distortion, and make it look like the wave is moving in a natural way.
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Another school says that low bond yields are a distortion caused by the policies pursued by central banks in the rich world.
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EPP symptoms can be acute, or delayed (subacute), most often expressed as generalised oedema, effusion in tissues and distortion of the skin.
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In Flower, the range of distortion was very wide, as is the gap between the range that human eyes accept as recognizable.
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At more extreme angles, you will see some color distortion on the bendy screen, but from head-on, it's much less noticeable.
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Kuek said he held the phone steadily with both hands, and stretched up as high as he could to minimize angle distortion.
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But we often overlook the ultimate consequence: This distortion cycle enables governance that puts the pursuits of special interests over the people.
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The 60s and 70s became an arms race for manufacturers of amps and distortion pedals, opening new realms of possibilities for musicians.
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Assuming the distortion isn't in her throat, Tina Halladay yells into a scratchy microphone that transposes the aforementioned crunch to her vocals.
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We've all seen motion capture work before, but the digital distortion of Nyong'o's face into the distinctive Kanata is something to behold.
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The arrangement pillars adds a layer of distortion to the lasers, turning their otherwise linear beams of light into dynamic abstract patterns.
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" Though Engeln rebuffs the appropriation of the term, some have even started calling the extreme version of self-image distortion "Snapchat dysmorphia.
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The imposition of "Buy American" laws will lead to larger government deficits, a distortion of trade flows and higher prices for consumers.
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Knapp said the extraordinary easing policies of the global central banks have impacted the markets and are behind much of the distortion.
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"Sober Motel" starts with a familiar cloud of distortion and Reinhartz's gut-punch drums before pulling back into a clear blue sky.
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He's the perfect welterweight counterpart to their vocals—that guitarist who can slide effortlessly between clipped, clean, muted chords and corrosive distortion.
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The only way to get less distortion is to invest in a speaker with a larger cabinet like the Google Home Max.
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This device delivers 1080P high definition images in rain, wind, or shine, through a professional wide-angle lens with distortion correction technology.
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Distortion is absent even at high volumes, and yes, I can go super loud with power-hungry headphones like the Final D8000.
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These provisions "are a distortion of the tax laws for special interests in the renewable energy industry," they said in their letter.
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He was about to release an album of this material, called " Uniform Distortion ," which takes up the toxicity of our civic discourse.
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The Premium HD Wide Angle Lens weighs 36 grams, magnifies the frame by 0.6x, and uses six lens elements to prevent distortion.
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This next farm bill should remedy clear instances of government waste and distortion and move beyond funneling taxpayer handouts into conventional agribusiness.
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Biden has so far declined to do so and called the outcry over the issue a distortion of his civil rights record.ADVERTISEMENT
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And the closer, "Evil Side," features a slow build-up that carries the record out on a wave of feedback and distortion.
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The rest of the world typically distills our musical heritage down to exactly three bands: No Doubt, Social Distortion, and The Offspring.
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Throughout the record, the band whirls together classic hardcore song structures with textures and distortion befitting post-punk à la Sonic Youth.
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Hence the Phantom Reactor, a smaller version of the Phantom with the same promises — no background noise, no saturation and no distortion.
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The last five minutes are basically one directionless synth solo, with Del Rey repeatedly crying "Oh yeah" behind a wall of distortion.
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"These disparities have introduced a massive distortion in the eCommerce market," Mr. Navarro wrote in a Financial Times op-ed last month.
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As he has cycled through disruption stories, the reality distortion has worked well — at least for those who've drunk the Kool-Aid.
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Whether through digital manipulation, camera effects, or some combination thereof, in Leonard's mind, photography can undergo nearly infinite distortion and re-imagining.
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I didn't have an ear or a sense of rhythm, but it was nothing that distortion and wah wah pedals couldn't fix.
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"This can lead to serious distortion or social pathological phenomena, if left unaddressed," he said in a statement after a cabinet meeting.
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"He definitely has a reality distortion field around himself where he curves facts toward himself," Mr. Scaramucci said on NBC's "Today" show.
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The device also features deep bass ports that make intense scenes sound even more so, all without distortion (no matter the volume).
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Pity British voters because they are being subjected to a barrage of distortion, dissembling and disinformation without precedent in the country's history.
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Instead, the letter's signers use political distortion to maintain the status quo—a system which maximizes welfare enrollment and minimizes program integrity.
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His version is drenched in feedback and distortion, a call-and-response between the notes on the page and Hendrix's extratextual flourishes.
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In fact, it's literally a single chord fed through an unfathomably heavy wall of distortion and meditated upon for 240 straight minutes.
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The official called the current system a "major economic distortion" that affects trade flows and puts American businesses at a competitive disadvantage.
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"Timing the next 20 percent bear market is difficult due to policy distortion, but 'within 6-12 months' seems assured," wrote Bannister.
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I believe this example of Trump's reality distortion field is so egregious that it will be recorded in history books. Sharpie-gate?
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But Peres was no Mandela, and comparisons between the two are not only offensive, but a gross distortion of the historical record.
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Historians say the idea of Irish slaves is based on a misreading of history and that the distortion is often politically motivated.
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This is the version favored by both Islamophobes and their partners in distortion, Muslim extremists — partners in bigotry and its correlate, ignorance.
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"This can lead to serious distortion or social pathological phenomena, if left unaddressed," Mr. Lee said after a cabinet meeting in November.
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Hooper suggested it could be name recognition — "His name is out there 193/219" — or maybe joke answers or some other distortion.
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Layering the distortion of cubism with historical accounts and folk art, Frésquez presents a surprising petition to heal the affliction of colonization.
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And if you've seen, or can imagine, a drowned person, she looks nothing like one, no bloating or distortion to her skin.
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And just like an actual movie theater, this projector shows crystal clear images with motorized focus control and automatic visual Image distortion correction.
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The bureau typically does not provide individual output numbers for those two months due to distortion from the timing of Chinese New Year.
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They tend to work in stark monochromes, painting the world in claustrophobic grays and blacks, clouding any hope in atonal scraping and distortion.
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The film depicts Dunst's character through her emotional downfall as she battles between facing her intense emotions and the distortion of her reality.
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But much of it is not a - the distortion -- and we'll talk about it, you'll be able to ask me questions about it.
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Allowing interest payments, but not dividends, to be deducted from corporate profits before tax is paid is a huge distortion to the system.
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While you can create arresting effects with the fisheye and ultra-wide, they also add a lot of curved distortion to your images.
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If it was up to me, I would just embrace the past and call this project the Apple Virtual Reality Distortion Field Group.
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While you'll still hear some some distortion at the highest volume level, it's less noticeable compared to what you get on other phones.
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One of the additional improvements LG has made to its V30 imaging is a reduction in edge distortion with its wide-angle camera.
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The camera has an underwater mode with a dedicated button, designed to compensate for discrepancies in color, tone, and distortion underwater versus above.
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The album flexes the Canadian trio's worship of guitars, distortion, and walls of amplifiers—specifically the volume knobs turned all the way up.
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They also do a solid job of removing the distortion around the edges of the images that you often get with similar devices.
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But here's the thing about deadmau5: his music doesn't sound bad on any audio equipment, it welcomes and positively embraces distortion and imprecision.
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But Apple must ensure that both earpieces receive audio at the same time to avoid distortion, the person familiar with their development said.
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It's easy to be snooty about quality and lens distortion, but selfies are fun and getting more people into them is also fun.
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What the observatory picked up was a minute gravitational distortion as the wave tripped the ribbon of laser light within LIGO's vast tunnels.
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You still get a grainy digital zoom effect, but the distortion and pixelation around the edges was much, much less visible than normal.
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Planar magnetic headphones are all the rage with audiophiles because they offer low-distortion sound that tends to be very accurate and clear.
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It produces pristine, distortion-free sound, and it extends deep into the sub-bass region that's problematic for more conventional dynamic driver headphones.
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By projecting the disrupted image during the stretching process, the audience can determine their recognizable range of distortion, as well as the software's.
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Moreno claims in the video that Assange "installed electronic and distortion equipment" that wasn't allowed and somehow blocked security cameras at the embassy.
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We want the sound to be really, really punchy and sub-bass-heavy at the same time, without any distortion or noisy feeling.
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The legendary scientist said that "there [was] no hope of observing [that distortion] ... directly," in a 1936 study published in the journal Science.
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Beneath a lead blanket of distortion, his vocal-chord destroying screams created the sense that he was getting smothered by his own amplification.
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The most recent examples of Trump's self-destructive speeches have involved his willful distortion of the London mayor's response to recent terror attacks.
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It also comes with NVIDIA G-Sync to help with frame loading and to eliminate distortion that can occur on high-demand games.
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"He's a photographer and was going to use it to test the depth of field distortion of some of his lenses," Moriarty said.
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There's no distortion in the audio, at least that I could hear, and I felt like I was sitting in a movie theater.
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A process called "iso-area-mapping" reduces the distortion of maps like the Mercator projection that likely hung in your elementary school classroom.
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These babies boast deep bass and crisp, clear sound with minimal distortion, giving off the illusion that you're having your own exclusive concert.
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Amazons and Germans fighting on a beach: It's the kind of flattening of history and distortion of scale that leaves the mind reeling.
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Key to his argument is that the unit rule (or winner-take-all) laws adopted by states are the main source of distortion.
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It is a distortion to suggest, as some Democratic congressmen have maintained, that the Yahoo story was not used in a substantive way.
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It had to seal off the brain so that it wouldn't dry out, and it had to be flat, to avoid optical distortion.
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"Some comrades did nothing beyond putting a tick on the ballot, leading to arbitrary voting and a distortion of public opinion," it said.
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Bevin's legal team has filed a response to the lawsuit, calling it a "perverse distortion" of the Supreme Court's landmark 1973 Roe v.
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We are failing to educate our society in both cases and allowing distortion of the facts to affect our progress as a society.
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Beijing responded swiftly and strongly, saying it was "strongly dissatisfied" with a U.S. decision that was based on a "serious distortion" of facts.
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Beijing responded swiftly and strongly, saying it was "strongly dissatisfied" with a U.S. decision that was based on a "serious distortion" of facts.
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You have multiple types of reverb (three in all), delay, tremolo, a Leslie-speaker emulator, a wah effect, and my personal fave: distortion.
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Trump first demonstrated his penchant for distortion and deception as a young man when he bragged about his accomplishments before he had any.
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Automation accelerates the borderless world, includes state and nonstate actors, and allows a distortion of our discourse and a poisoning of our democracy.
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If Bone Awl tried to cover an early Darkthrone song using a battery of distortion pedals, it might come out something like this.
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What one finds in the wikiFeet comment section, though, is not that subtle machinery of oppression, but rather a ridiculous distortion of it.
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Bucking modern indie's occasional penchant for arty obscurity, Zauner keeps her sneakily complex arrangements clean rather than drown them in reverb or distortion.
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As anyone who has played with Snapchat's numerous filters knows, there's a certain amount of facial distortion necessary to create a successful snap.
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So, I would use no reverb, no echoes, reduce bit depth of sounds and use distortion as a way to separate the elements.
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A mix of distortion and adolescent love, Eric's Trip put together their first demos, before inviting Mark Gaudet to play in the band.
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A bombastic, almost cacophonous cut, it hurtles abrasively through synthesizers and vocal distortion, uneasily asking "hey you, who you love?" over and over.
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I mostly enjoyed the amplification and a bit of distortion from the hum bucking pickups and internal amp and ignored a the apps.
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Someone else in this section cited Warren's supposed dishonesty, but that's a gross distortion along with a dishonest take in viewing male vs.
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But even if a trendy distortion only colors the adult world for a few years, that can have a real effect on society.
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Researchers point to new ways that Facebook alters societies: a link to hate crimes, a rise in extremism, a distortion of social norms.
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I cannot speak for Thomas Mann, but I am surely not the only writer who finds distortion of my words a grave offense.
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They deliver powerful, accurate bass and distortion-free audio, plus a collapsible frame and 12 hours of battery life on a single charge.
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Mr. Trump's distortion of the attack, in which 11 people were injured, contrasted with his reaction to the Las Vegas shooting on Oct.
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If something went wrong, he could get the drone out of the way in time without the delay and distortion of a screen.
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Merchant's book makes visible that human labor, and in the process dispels some of the fog and reality distortion that surround the iPhone.
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It's a mixture of heavy alternative rock and rap, the lyrics are cheesy, and the guitar distortion was pushed to a laughable level.
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Staley also argued that global economic growth and monetary policy need to re-balance in order to prevent a distortion in the markets.
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A tweet from the United States government saying the Islamic State is a distortion of Islam is not going to hurt the group.
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But she added that the massive monetary easing programs, particularly in Japan's case, weren't sustainable and she was very concerned about market distortion.
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Social media has allowed these agents of distortion to sow distrust in reliable news outlets while simultaneously disseminating disinformation on an unprecedented scale.
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But much of it is not a — the distortion — and we'll talk about it, you'll be able to ask me questions about it.
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Even more apropos, however, was Iris Van Herpen's meditation on distortion, visual and psychological, done in collaboration with the German artist Esther Stocker.
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Ghosn said the venture was established for "synergy and not for payment" and that claims of improper payments were a "distortion of reality."
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Subsidizing coal would have created unnecessary upward price pressure and then compounded the distortion each year with coal's need for annual price increases.
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Cooper Formant: Back when we all started playing shows we felt like we were the only band for miles that owned distortion pedals.
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The media never stopped passing on the right-wing distortion, with some watery he-said she-said around it to establish, uh, objectivity.
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" Thunderous bass and industrial distortion rip through the track as Moor Mother scathingly delivers the lines, "Hands up don't shoot / That's your occupation.
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He sees music as "coherent matter" that can morph as time unfolds until it reaches a final stage with different timbres and distortion.
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By combining various ultrasound signals, they discovered that the resulting distortion produced an audible sound similar to what was heard in the original recording.
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Behind the glass of the house, I must have beena small distortion in the reflection they saw there, a small motion in the surface.
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The scuzzy distortion on the guitars, the rolling drums, and Kino Kimono's sharply angled vocals all smack of jittery dissatisfaction and 23s musical tropes.
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While the number of elements usually isn't an indication of quality, aspherical lens elements are more costly than spherical elements, and better correct distortion.
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The update is also said to address an issue where Live Photos and videos captured on the iPhone X might show some visual distortion.
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Her album's lead single, "Chained to the Rhythm," released not long after the 2016 election, alluded to people living in a bubble of distortion.
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"Sometimes when I listen to new dance music, you can tell that if you took away the distortion, it would be crap," he says.
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"We are seeing an unstoppable distortion in our cultural heritage, of which food is a part," Mayor Dario Nardella wrote on his Facebook page.
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" Details do change, he says: "I don't think that we should discard someone's entire account because we find evidence of some distortion or inconsistency.
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Any pressure applied to part of the mat causes a distortion in the fibres and a consequent change in the amount of light transmitted.
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The Stealth's bass really starts kicking in at the higher volumes (around 70 percent), but there's no distortion or audible strain to speak of.
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Hardly awash in distortion, these songs are crisply defined but blindingly fast, overflowing with textual violations as aggressive and silly as their guitar sounds.
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The boys rap about guns, drugs, revenge, and hedonism over an outrageously chunky instrumental that ultimately boils over into an outro of screeching distortion.
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After three minutes of piano balladry and guitar distortion it becomes a love letter to running away from it all with only your memories.
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The judgment of youth engagement based on social media and protest attendance -- suggesting that a lot are engaged but didn't vote -- is a distortion.
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Hall's design used a tiny piezoelectric accelerometer to measure movement in the speaker cone and adjust the frequency of the signal to eliminate distortion.
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Staring at a computer screen all day can seriously strain your eyes, but a curved monitor can ease that a bit by eliminating distortion.
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A constant lunar tug on the Earth's equatorial bulge—a paunchy distortion of the planet's sphericity caused by its spin—keeps things in order.
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Colorful vines snake up abandoned trailers creating artful patterns that make you smile, until you realize they're basically tumors, a distortion of genetic material.
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The screen is a 19-inch 4:3 LCD, with a custom barrel distortion filter designed to emulate the style of classic CRT monitors.
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It is unfolding in a reality distortion field, with early money and social media attention signaling Democrats are more liberal than they actually are.
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