Distortion in a sentence as a noun

I feel like the internet creates a distortion here.

Did he fail a saving throw versus reality distortion on one of his walks on the beach with Jobs?

That is going to be tough to maintain - especially with welding heat distortion.

You look at any online profile or CV and you'll see lies, distortions, omissions and so on.

This stunned Weeks, who was good-humored and confident but not used to Jobss reality distortion field.

I'd imagine this was used for some of the wavy distortion effects in games like Chrono Trigger and Earthbound as well.

This one suffers spatial distortion and is only useful in confirming that yes, they use less memory in step 2 now.

You're looking for a middle ground: as loud an output from the computer that you can produce without causing distortion in your loudest music parts.

Yet these paintings don't appear to suffer from such distortion, the shape and color reproduction is as exact as a tracing or photograph.

Using the radar data we re-calibrated and cross-checked the GPS positioning to make sure there was no drift, error, or distortion.

But in doing so, they directly contribute to, and exacerbate, the hideous distortion of the Bay Area's housing market.

If you turn the volume up too much on the computer and turn the volume down on your speakers, then the signal will be so loud as to produce distortion either in the DAC or on the line itself.

Most businesses outside the reality distortion field that is the SCV/Venture-Capital world are self-funded efforts with huge financial and time investments from the CEO/Owner.

Most of the time, he doesn't provide any evidence that Jobs is lying, just the assertion, because, as Isaacson is careful to tell us many times in the book, Jobs is famous for his "reality distortion field".

Stallman therefore is apparently less vulnerable to the reality distortion field and does not unduly offer oblations to a guy who was obsessed with shininess at the expense of hacker culture.

It may give us a voyeuristic fascination on something that is depicted as an internal intrigue within a prominent up-and-coming startup but this is fundamentally company confidential information that is not capable of being aired publicly without significant distortion.

Distortion definitions

noun

a change for the worse

See also: deformation

noun

a shape resulting from distortion

noun

an optical phenomenon resulting from the failure of a lens or mirror to produce a good image

See also: aberration

noun

a change (usually undesired) in the waveform of an acoustic or analog electrical signal; the difference between two measurements of a signal (as between the input and output signal); "heavy metal guitar players use vacuum tube amplifiers to produce extreme distortion"

noun

the act of distorting something so it seems to mean something it was not intended to mean

See also: overrefinement straining torture twisting

noun

the mistake of misrepresenting the facts