skew-symmetric

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Examples

• In Scotland, hourly wage inequality matches the rest of the United Kingdom once the skew of London is factored out.

• Other colleges took more overt actions to skew their Clery Act numbers.

• There are a number of inadvertent and purposeful ways for universities to skew their Clery Act numbers.

• Those numbers skew heavily toward the males, with just over 11 percent of male high school students reporting use.

• Using capital gains but not government income would tend to skew the results toward the wealthy.

• Niagara Falls' spectacular skew-wise splashing toward the Canadian side didn't set many hearts at ease, either.

• She was put together skew-geed an' one side of her was so out of geer that she couldn't run straight even on a macadam road.

• Another bridge is a perfectly constructed skew arch, which the train crosses a few feet after leaving Chicago.

• That'll make everyone skew all weird and screwy, and make everyone look guilty.

• Space is symmetric, and yet the laws of motion would not show any symmetry; they would have to distinguish between right and left.