distorsion
| multiforme
| distorsion | |
| meas.inst. | distortion |
| distorsión | |
| gen. | distortion |
| auto. | warpage |
| comp., MS | shear |
| cultur. earth.sc. | spherical aberration caused by large diaphragm aperture |
| econ. | price distortion |
| el. | waveform distortion |
| IMF. | bias |
| industr. construct. | untwisting of cordage |
| med. | distractability |
| multiforme | |
| med. | multiform; polymorphic; polymorphous |
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| distortion | |||
| warpage | |||
| shear (A transformation that distorts a shape by a specified angle from an axis. The result is that a square is formed into a parallelogram. The skew or shear can be applied in more than one direction at a time) | |||
| spherical aberration caused by large diaphragm aperture | |||
| waveform distortion | |||
| bias | |||
| untwisting of cordage | |||
| distractability; sprain; stremma | |||
| cobbling | |||
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| distortion | |||
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| price distortion | |||
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