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Перевод: distortion

[существительное]
искажение; искривление; извращение; перекашивание
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Тезаурус:

1. Harmonic distortion is usually expressed as a percentage.
2. The increasing number of mortgage repossessions, the increasing interest costs to the UK manufacturing sector, the distortion of the foreign exchange market, the wage demands induced as workers seek to maintain their living standards and the large, gratuitous redistribution of income from debtors to creditors result in painful and often irreversible dislocations.
3. Total harmonic distortion is sometimes expressed as the sum of all the harmonic power expressed as a percentage of the fundamental power.
4. Trial conduct : Supplier's staff should be prepared to accept restrictions on access during the trial to prevent distortion and for planned visits to be controlled to cover specific aspects previously agreed.
5. Unfortunately, these amps suffer from a form of distortion known as "crossover distortion" which occurs at and near the zero crossings of the output signal.
6. Teachers, always prominent in Tutorial Classes in the twenties, are given a separate category here to avoid problems of distortion in the percentages of the non-manual category.
7. Such anxieties are still informed by nineteenth-century pseudo-scientific genetic and biological explanations of racial difference and comprise distortion, fantasy and myth.
8. This may be due to demographic distortion, low educational levels or to the impact of income subsidisation measures adopted by governments.
9. In practice the distortion is spread over 1 5 carbon atoms.)
10. Postmodernism not only radicalizes forms, but also satirizes them, exposing their incapacities to connect with reality and the possibilities for distortion which result.
11. A more reasonable figure is given by comparing distortion with total power, i.e. with fundamental plus distortion.
12. This leads to a simple way of stating the amount of distortion: as the ratio of harmonics to fundamental.
13. Her Majesty's Inspectors frowned upon this distortion of the purposes of the new school, but proved powerless and in 1955 a Government Circular gave modified approval to the introduction of examination courses in the schools.