| 词汇 | example_english_distortion |
| 释义 | Examples of distortionThese examples are from corpora and from sources on the web. Any opinions in the examples do not represent the opinion of the Cambridge Dictionary editors or of Cambridge University Press or its licensors. Denying such consent any validity, and educating people in that conviction, could prevent such distortions. Being perceptible entities, places are, on the one hand, more susceptible to perspectival distortions and manipulations. Such distortions may well contribute to the formation of false self-behavior, if a child accepts the altered version of his/her experience. Psychoanalytic object relations theory, with its focus on idiosyncratic distortions, may be able to make a significant contribution. The results of the two examples suggest that aggregation can lead to distortions such that the structure of individual series can no longer be recognized. Biased attention to signals of threat or danger are thought to create cognitive distortions through a process of overactivation. The same could be expected to be true for other 'canonical' institutions, such as market economies subject to fixed distortions. In particular, the economic distortions associated with price policies are predicted to be quite large and such policies also will primarily benefit high-income groups. Therefore, the findings from the study provide implications for only these specific distortions. Such a finding provides further evidence for the importance of treating children with such distortions through alternative intervention strategies, potentially in educational settings. A general equilibrium analysis identifies influences that such distortions have on poverty and environment. Due to transaction costs, tax distortions, bureaucratic inefficiencies, or corruption, this share is less than one. Attempts to diversify the cereal-dominated system must, therefore, incorporate appropriate policy reforms designed to reduce the distortions which have favoured cereal production. Using country averages for some variables and city averages for others introduces its own distortions. Moreover, the presence of distortions, such as the two-tier price system and hugely differentiated taxes increase the likelihood of a double dividend. Intuitively, when policy instruments are distortive, the fiscal authorities should allocate their policies over time to avoid additional intertemporal distortions. However, this has had the effect of allowing other highlighted distortions to creep in despite the editors' best intentions. Economic distortions caused by the interaction of these two sectors suggest not. Even if public officials disguise protectionist policies, the resulting distortions are likely to degrade a country's macroeconomic performance. The distortions caused by this view of truth thus occurred twice over. In a few sectors, such as automobiles, price distortions are particularly severe. Reforms are expected to increase regular contributions by eliminating distortions and improving incentives in the labor market. One is its capacity to detect oral distortions in utterances. To avoid distortions occurring due to common non-content words, document length, etc., a weighting function is usually applied. The economy here has other distortions (monopolistic competition, income tax)-nevertheless, optimized policy under sticky prices entails (almost) full inflation stabilization. The second stresses a dynamic aspect of the public-finance problem: the optimal distribution over time of inflation distortions. Therefore, the distortions of the tax increase are outweighed by the benefits of the subsidy it finances. The techniques abovementioned are targeted on avoiding thermal induced distortions. In this case we aurally inspected the stimuli to ensure that no audible distortions had occurred as a result of the rate manipulations. We have nevertheless come a long way from thinking about history, memory, and narrative primarily in terms of distortions and lies. We argue that monetary incentives can yield a number of unintended effects including distortions of the subjective representation of the task and impaired performance. Indeed, their commentary highlights the importance of viewing patients' cognitive distortions within the broader context of their experience of the world. A considerable number of children seemed to reject these sentences due to the meaning distortions, as revealed by the correction task. At best, governments looked to address specific industry-specific distortions, while fundamentally allowing the overall economy to find its own path. Similarly, physicians can use their professional skills to help family members cope with the situation at hand and to overcome the distortions of affective forecasting. Her insights on both the distortions and the intelligence of emotions make this work a tour de force. The elastic body image : the effect of television advertising and programming on body image distortions in young women. The tax-interaction effect measures the efficiency losses due to the exacerbation of prior tax distortions caused by a rise in environmental taxes. They rather focus on the welfare impact of the increased or reduced tax distortions introduced by an environmental fiscal reform. We find that the current system is progressive but inefficient in the sense that it introduces gross price distortions resulting in deadweight loss. Finally, trade distortions are expressed as ad valorem tariffs. Following the removal of such distortions, if ranching remains a profitable activity, then the analysis may move on to the next step in the analysis. More complicated behaviours, involving 'out of plane' distortions [22], crossed electric and magnetic fields [8, 2], etc. remain to be considered in detail. If one also looked at tax distortions of savings, elasticities at that point in time again seemed to be small. Certainly, the two-tier price system is unique and distortions are likely to be greater in transition than in more 'settled' economies. Hence, their theories to explain the distortions and bizarreness of dreams are misdirected. However, all skull distortions should not be referred to as craniosynostoses since a large number of cranial distortions are not associated with suture fusion. When this happens, we have systematically checked that these distortions are smoothed out when a higher resolution (512 x 512) is employed. Cross-spectral analysis showed that there were maximum amplitude and phase distortions of 5% and 2" respectively. Of course, these deformation analyses are limited to asymptotically small distortions from a sphere. However, in androcyclic clones, segregation distortions consistently involved the same two autosomes. The localized suction and induced streamwise vortices introduce strong distortions of the streamwise velocity. Problems in interpersonal relationships may be a function of the borderline's frequent cognitive distortions. Agents respond to tax distortions, and the government takes agents' responses into account when choosing its policy. The magnitude of the distortions in unemployment is critical to the policy decisions and my research focused on measuring those distortions. Instead, the consumption tax and the tax on labor income must be jointly set in the light of other distortions in the economy. Similar distortions can enter at the affective level. In a population-based code of spatial position, this will cause non-veridical mapping of the population response vector, thereby accounting for the experienced distortions. We assessed the type and degree of distortions of individual color spaces. Short-term effects, such as scandals, economic performance, or the popularity of a particular political figure may also lead to distortions that hinder effective cancellation. Such distortions may have nothing to do with ' selfish ' behaviour, but may be caused by mutation accumulation causing fitness differentials. In this way, without denying the possibility of drawing comparative conclusions, the distortions that originate from an excessive intercultural comparativism can be avoided. In addition to the syntactic ambiguities possible in any language utterance, speech itself introduces distortions that must be dealt with. In their absence, no straightforward relationship exists between removing price distortions and farmers' incentives to invest in the conservation of their natural capital base. The conventional view is that the resulting dead-weight burden is due mainly to distortions in the labour and capital markets. An essential tool developed in this paper is the iso-welfare curve in the space of tariff and property right distortions. In this case, domestic distortions offer no excuse for maintaining current trade barriers, even though they may offer reasons for not completely removing trade barriers. Price policy therefore carries with it the usual distortions. Further, when such structural distortions occur, are they important quantitatively? When they do engage, the state's monopoly on coercion creates serious distortions in the context of the neo-patrimonial state. Since this picture results from the perspective of foreigners, it is bound to include distortions. However, this split into opposing stereotypes leads to distortions which are particularly questionable with regard to the lower classes. The result is ambiguous: one does not know if such distortions are ironic or a deferral of material until later in the cycle. Gametocytes of the latter 2 species induce hypertrophy of the infected erythrocytes with conspicuous distortions. We particularly need research to help identify the source of any aberrations, distortions, or confusions which could arbitrarily affect judgments. The little noticed potential for a symmetric equity impact from the two instruments in a world without distortions is first discussed. The removal of policy distortions does not necessarily lead to well-functioning markets in remote areas. Given property right distortions, a large country has less incentive to correct its trade distortions. Correcting the maldistribution of land must start with the elimination of these distortions. The ensuing analysis of policy distortions reveals a number of relatively minor taxes imposed on inputs. Coffee is indicative; policy distortions have affected other perennials in similar ways. If distorted high land prices accelerate deforestation, eliminating market distortions among 'outsiders', caused by tax and credit policies and speculation, becomes an effective policy option. Realizations that are grossly out of alignment owing to turbulence-induced distortions have been rejected; the rejection ratio increases with increasing radial position. The concentration of our observations in androcyclic lines is consistent with deleterious recessive alleles (above) being the cause of segregation distortions. If the translocation were the cause of the segregation distortions, one would predict consistent distortions across independent crosses involving clones with the translocation. Because of the common distortions in estimating our future responses, we reach unjustified and negative conclusions about our own emotional responses to future events. Setting aside the religiously based arguments against it, the main opposition seems to stem from focalism distortions. In her opinion, the historical development of these views should be examined so that we can avoid similar distortions of human dignity today. We argue that under certain circumstances, some combination of these distortions could lead to situations that are mistakenly interpreted as repression. Under certain circumstances, some combination of these distortions could lead to situations that are mistakenly interpreted as repression. Other work suggests that memory distortions are related to the person's present emotional adjustment to the event. However, the major distortions are at the policy level or are external. Excisional biopsies may cause scarring and architectural distortions that interfere with future screening efforts. Is our method applied in education stressing exclusively the deficiencies, limits and malevolent distortions [of bourgeois economics] correct? Given such cognitive distortions, we suspect that these individuals experience anxiety and depression as similar or highly related affective states. His tendency to denounce virtually all recent treatments of his theme leads to some serious distortions. From a narrow economic perspective, one may see the linkages between public and private transfer systems as inefficient distortions. The importance of serotonin, at least, is established because decreased release induces the mental distortions associated with depression. They would give selective credit to local myths and accredit distortions of history. The distortions are a reflection of the stiffness or elastic properties of the tissues under the investigation. 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