It will distort the signal.
Politicians misuse evidence, and distort it to shameful degrees.
Some local governments are artificially distort the market.
Other options are huge, black-and-white, distort, sketch, and tint.
It often depends on the personal relationships of the firm's owner; that too can distort managerial decision-making.
But strong flashes do more than just dazzle one's friends-they distort the quality of the picture.
If you don't account for the timing of these events, they can seriously distort your timing results.
"I have called on leaders not to take measures that distort trade and push up prices," he said.
Self-promotion, for example, is a valuable skill, but it benefits everyone to realize how much it can distort perceptions of quality.
These waves of curvature in space-time are known as gravitational waves and will temporarily distort any object they pass through.
If that is the case, why not delegate your tasks as much as possible, so that we that your exhaustion doesn't distort your perspective on relationships.
So being in a fire will totally distort a tooth's apparent age via this technique - as might being left in a desert.
Some projections show areas accurately but distort distances or scales, for example; others preserve the shapes of countries but misrepresent their areas.
Alternative therapists don't kill many people, but they do make a great teaching tool for the basics of evidence-based medicine, because their efforts to distort science are so extreme.
Such deductions, which are worth hundreds of billions of dollars a year, narrow the tax base and distort behaviour, and their benefits flow disproportionately to the most affluent taxpayers.
There's a reason old windowpanes distort everything: They were made by rapidly squeezing a sheet of red-hot glass between two hot rollers, which produced a cheap but uneven pane.
