Distortions

The larger smears are expected distortions due to gravitational lensing of the clusters, but there are also smaller distortions near the center of clusters, which the researchers believe are due to the presence of dark matter.

In astronomy, adaptive optics is a technique to measure variable image distortions and adapt a deformable mirror accordingly on a timescale of milliseconds, to compensate for the distortions.

Appropriate preparations must be made for swift and strong media responses to Palestinian distortions before they become established in the international consciousness.

At the same time, foreign investments can cause distortions in local real estate markets as investors seek to benefit from potentially profitable opportunities.

College costs have exploded due to many factors, among them simple market distortions caused by easy money.

Combining elements of her face with others via face-swapping apps, then applying distortions—little visual glitches—the shrouds exist like crumpled, oversized photos that show excitement as much as terror.

Corruption creates economic distortions and hampers investments.

Creative works can help us liberate ourselves from these distortions, making sense of the world, improving our quality of lives and elevating moods.

Drawing on a wealth of experience and research, Cappelli not only critiques these common errors but also proposes simple impactful changes, by connecting the dots between financial accounting distortions and detrimental workplace practices.

In fact, one Colorado company, Distortions Unlimited, saw direct-to-consumer sales in the past few years rise by roughly 200%, co-owner Marsha Taub-Edmunds estimated.

In particular, he understood the emotional needs of young people and the distortions that are created when those needs aren’t met.

It also warned that the huge budget deficit could further plunge Nigeria into acute borrowing that would further create economic distortions for the already fragile economy.

It is facing the often official distortions that justify wars and finding the most effective ways to bring out the truth and make peace.

Last week, in an article for Goldmoney I explained why when tied convincingly to gold, commercial bank credit grows on a non-inflationary basis when distortions from the lending cycle are removed.

More specifically, he regarded jokes as compromise between our repressed thoughts and socially acceptable distortions of reality.

Mr Swan denied he was defending Dr Chalmers for 'personal' reasons given they once worked closely together, and said lies and distortions on the matter of super 'don't reflect well on the people making them'.

On Thursday Japan’s Yomiuri newspaper reported the BOJ will review of the side-effects of Japan’s ultra-easy settings at next week’s policy meetings, and that it may take additional steps to correct distortions in the yield curve.

The central bank can, indeed, create an infinite amount of new yen to buy bonds, but it already holds more than half the paper on issue and liquidity is almost non-existent, creating a variety of distortions in the market.

The Department of Labor recently revised its seasonal adjustments to remove some of the modifications to the jobless claims estimates put in place to offset distortions caused by the pandemic.

The economic bust caused by the pandemic and lockdowns and the subsequent barrage of stimulus measures led to massive distortions in the economy, and for the past few years, the narrative has been about getting things back on track.