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distortion

[dih-stawr-shuhn] / dɪˈstɔr ʃən /


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The move would have a negligible impact for U.S. oil companies and supplies, though it may be a sign of market distortions just beginning to take shape.

From Barron's

Even if it's just for tasks like lifting vocals from an old recording, or cleaning up distortion, machine learning is part of the production toolkit.

From BBC

Outdated infrastructure has created massive distortions in the energy market.

From The Wall Street Journal

If a sterile neutrino were sometimes produced instead, it would leave a recognizable distortion, or "kink," in that pattern.

From Science Daily

The Interior secretary told CNN at the time that bad actors could take advantage of radar distortion to “launch a swarm drone attack through a wind farm,” which Lippold said is laughable.

From Los Angeles Times