What’s market distortion?

Market distortion occurs when government actions disrupt the normal flow of market forces, resulting in market failure. Examples include import/export duties, quotas, fixed prices, and subsidies. Market distortion can lead to price increases, underground markets, and price controls. Market distortion is a term used to describe a situation where there is some kind of disturbance […]

Distortion Meter: What is it?

A distortion meter detects and eliminates harmonic distortion in sound by analyzing and modifying the full range of sound waves. It is commonly used in music and sound production industries to remove hiss, hum, and background noise. Distortion meters are also used to eliminate distortion waves within circuits. They can be analog or digital and […]

What’s portion distortion?

Portion distortion occurs when people consider excessive portions as normal, leading to unhealthy eating habits and obesity. Restaurants and food vendors in supermarkets are major contributors to this issue. Overeating and health problems, including obesity, heart disease, diabetes, and arthritis, are common consequences. The National Heart, Lung, and Blood Institute (NHLBI) defines a serving as […]

Distortion vs. warp: what’s the diff?

Sprains and strains are minor injuries to soft tissue in muscles, ligaments, and tendons. The difference is that sprains affect ligament tissue, while strains affect muscles or tendons. They are treated with RICE in the first 48 hours and heat and gentle massage after. Severe injuries may require medical attention. A sprain and strain are […]

What’s Harmonic Distortion?

Harmonic distortion is the unwanted distortion of a waveform by multiples of an original frequency, causing disruptions in electrical circuits and sound quality. Total harmonic distortion (THD) is used to measure the degree of distortion, and various tools can be used to control it. Technicians need to pay close attention to installation, maintenance, and repair […]

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