I. skew [skju:] CZ. cz. przech.
1. skew (give slanting direction):
- skew
- przekrzywiać [perf przekrzywić]
2. skew (distort):
- skew
- zniekształcać [perf zniekształcić]
II. skew [skju:] PRZYM.
- skew
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skew PRZYM.
- skew
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I. skew-whiff [ˌskju:ˈwɪf] Brit pot. PRZYM.
- skew-whiff
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He's also plagued by a none-too-healthy imagination, which only skews his perspective further.
en.wikipedia.org If it was near the audience, audience noise would skew the algorithm.
en.wikipedia.org He adds that there is always reasoning for everything we do, even the buildings; they have to be skewed in a certain way.
en.wikipedia.org The operators by construction are skew-symmetric and orthogonal.
en.wikipedia.org One family described here has also been called the skew-logistic distribution.
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