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Why does distortion matter?
distortion matters because the earth is round and it is impossible to show the earth on a flat surface without some distortion
What distortion may map projections show?
The distortion was that the Earth was round
What is molecular distortion?
A short answer: molecular distortion is a change (reduction) of the molecular symmetry.
What does the presence of phase distortion in sound waves gives rise to?
Harmonic distortion/resonance
What most measure used to measure distortion?
different types of distortions have different measurement units of expression, but the most popularly distortion is expressed in terms of percentage, example- 0.1%-0.5% distortion.
In a distortion factor meter the filter at the front end is used to suppress which type of hormonics?
In a distortion factor meter the filter at the front end is used to suppress which type of hormonics
What is the difference between displacement and true power factor?
'Displacement power factor' is the technically-correct term used to describe the cosine of the phase angle (i.e. the angle by which the load current leads or lags the supply voltage) due to the reactance of a load. Usually, when we talk about the 'power factor' of a load, we mean 'displacement power factor'.However, another type of power factor can exist in a circuit, due to the presence of harmonics in the current waveform, due to non-linear loads such as SCR rectifiers. This type of power factor is temed 'distortion power factor', and may be corrected using filters.So, the terms 'displacement' and 'distortion' are used whenever it is necessary to clarify these different types of power factor.
In a distortion factor meter the filter at the front end is used to suppress?
fundamental components Bismita
Explore and describe through distortion a contributors position on a given issue You may use any issue as an example to explain your answer?
Using distortion, how would you explore and describe a contributor`s position on a given issue?
Do distortion and alteration mean the same thing?
Distortion is used to describe an object which is having an outside influence applied to it which changes its structure and (usually) the result is undesireable.Example"Changes in the material of the dress, produced a distortion causing it to loose it's shape".Alteration is used to describe a purposeful act which changes an object through design and modification.Example"To repair the shape of the dress, the dressmaker made an alteration to the design".
Which harmonics is suppressed by the front end filter of a distortion factor meter?
fundamental wave component is filtered in the front end.
Describe how a player produces the guitar effect of hammer on and distortion?
Distortion is all in the pedal. Hammer-ons are when a guitarist plays a note on one fret and then places his finger on another one higher on the same string. Pull-offs are the same but in reverse.
What describe c equals xx is a prime factor of nine?
3 is the prime factor of 9.
What factor are used to describe climate?
humidity and weather
What are the 4 types of distortion of a map?
The four types of distortion in maps are shape distortion, area distortion, distance distortion, and direction distortion. These distortions occur due to the challenge of transferring a three-dimensional surface onto a two-dimensional map.
how can you explore and describe through distortion a contributor position on a given issue?
A very common example of cognitive distortion is personalization. The individual, suffering from cognitive distortion, takes any thing happening around him, quite personally. The contributor feels that any statement may have an indirect intention of taunting at him or her efforts and thus gets upset or traumatized from the situation and starts behaving defensively.
What is the word used to describe a factor in an experiment that be changed?
variable
