skewing

UK
/skjuːɪŋ/
US
/skjuɪŋ/
skewingnoun
skewings
pl
Translations
The skewing of the roof was noticeable from a distance.
Наклон крыши был заметен издалека.
The skewing of the data led to incorrect conclusions.
Искажение данных привело к неправильным выводам.
Definitions
The act or process of distorting or altering something, especially in a way that makes it inaccurate or misleading.
The skewing of the data led to incorrect conclusions about the study's results.
A deviation or slant from a straight or expected course.
The skewing of the lines in the graph indicated a potential error in the measurements.
skewinggerund / present participle
UK
/ˈskjuːɪŋ/
US
/ˈskjuɪŋ/
Used attributively to describe something that causes a deviation or distortion.
Definitions
Causing something to become slanted, distorted, or biased.
The skewing effect of the lens makes straight lines appear curved.
skewverb

skewing

Gerund

skewed
Past Simple
skewed
Past Participle
skewing
Gerund
UK
/skjuː/
US
/skju/
Translations
The data was skewed by the outliers.
Данные были искажены выбросами.
The wind skewed the signpost.
Ветер перекосил указатель.
He skewed the picture to the left.
Он наклонил картину влево.
Additional translations
Definitions
To change or distort something so that it is not accurate or fair.
The statistics were skewed to favor the company's agenda.
To take an oblique or slanting direction or position.
The picture frame skewed slightly to the left after the earthquake.
skewnoun
Definitions
A bias or distortion in a set of data or a statistical distribution.
The skew in the data set indicated a higher frequency of lower values.
A slant or deviation from a straight line or symmetrical shape.
The skew of the picture frame was noticeable, making it hang unevenly on the wall.
skewadjective
Definitions
Oblique or slanting; not parallel and not intersecting (especially of lines), or not properly aligned.
In three-dimensional geometry, two lines can be skew if they neither intersect nor run parallel.
Biased or distorted in a particular direction.
The survey results were skew due to the leading questions that influenced participants' responses.
skewadverb
Definitions
Obliquely or at a slant; askew.
The picture hung skew on the wall after the tremor.