lopsidedness

The lopsidedness is a different effect, in which the overall amplitude of fluctuations is a bit different (just 10% or so) in one direction on the sky than in the other.

The Lopsided Universe Sean 2008

I do think that it's easy to forget about the "lopsidedness" this induces, given that one can wind up with a revisionist literary history layered over an incredibly old-hat historical narrative.

Dickens and Barnaby Rudge: Anti-Catholicism and Chartism 2008

I do think that it's easy to forget about the "lopsidedness" this induces, given that one can wind up with a revisionist literary history layered over an incredibly old-hat historical narrative.

The Little Professor: 2008

I remembered the table for its lopsidedness, a malady Dad cured when he nailed a board on one of the legs and balanced everything out.

Miracles, Inc. T.J. Forrester 2011

I remembered the table for its lopsidedness, a malady Dad cured when he nailed a board on one of the legs and balanced everything out.

Miracles, Inc. T.J. Forrester 2011

The lopsidedness of the financial rescue is a black comedy titled Corporafornication.

Wonk Room » Mortgage Modifications Hitting Roadblocks, As Cram-Down Bill Languishes In Senate 2009

As a result, the news coverage overwhelmingly ignored the lopsidedness of the evidence in favor of a “he said, she said” paradigm that treated all perspectives as equally valid.

The Panic Virus Seth Mnookin 2011

As a result, the news coverage overwhelmingly ignored the lopsidedness of the evidence in favor of a “he said, she said” paradigm that treated all perspectives as equally valid.

The Panic Virus Seth Mnookin 2011

As a result, the news coverage overwhelmingly ignored the lopsidedness of the evidence in favor of a “he said, she said” paradigm that treated all perspectives as equally valid.

The Panic Virus Seth Mnookin 2011

The score does not convey the lopsidedness of the final.

Manchester City must evolve after FA Cup success over Stoke City 2011