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distortions <a distortion; distortions> N

distortions

macroeconomic distortions ECON

acoustic distortion

amplitude distortion

angular distortion AREA

delay distortion TV

distortion correction COMMUNIC

distortion function AREA

distortion set COMMUNIC

distortion test ARCHIT

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The commission has said that even small price distortions could have a "huge impact" on energy prices.
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We intend to stop distortions plagiarized from file clippings which propagate from story to story like a computer virus.
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Other common cognitive distortions in gambling include the negative recency effect (a belief that a string of losses makes a win more likely).
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In addition, they recommended trauma-based cognitive therapy to reduce cognitive distortions related to trauma; they also recommended that the therapist deal with the dissociated identities early in treatment.
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Above the voltage threshold, the third harmonic appears, and the amplitude of the distortions increases as the square of the voltage.
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They can not depict what is hidden under their patina: the distortions of our fears, the destructuring push of our desires.
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In fact, for psychiatrists who maintain perspective on these reactions and their distortions, countertransference offers an important opportunity to explore the patient's inner emotional world.
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Inflation was galloping, and relative price distortions, stemming mainly from massive price controls, were endemic.
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He displayed marble inlay works, inlaid with share market ticker tape and its abstract distortions.
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Without getting to far into the science, cameras use low-pass filters to avoid ripply moire patterns and other distortions that might occur because of the patterned design of image sensors.
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