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Meanings of warping in English
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enguerximent Usage of warping in English
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Methods: MRI data from both studies were processed using high-dimensional warping methods.
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The warping in, and mooring the ships, took up the whole day.
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But they also affect cinema itself, warping the nature of what's produced.
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The roof of the warping department also fell on the engine house.
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Uplift, warping and degradation to Tertiary baselevel; deposition of Pamunkey and Chesapeake.
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Besides, Ricky didn't have physical specifications capable of warping a man's judgment.
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It must be some kind of record, so many imps warping simultaneously.
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He'd been warping it, pushing his own genetic abilities to the brink.
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And when the warping dikes have got their work in, what then?
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The solutions often rely on the fact that momentum is maintained when warping.
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The warping is stretching the parallel threads on the loom, preparatory to weaving.
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Uplift, warping and erosion to Pleistocene baselevel; deposition of high-level Columbia.
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Never attempt to adjust the angle by warping the main spar.
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But these warping dikes bring in a new state of affairs.
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They succeeded, however, in warping one of the schooners beyond range.
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MacArthur felt the raft flexing and warping, its bindings working looser.
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United States of America
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United Kingdom
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