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If the energy of the incoming ion in a collision cascade is higher than the threshold displacement energy of the atom in a material, the atom will be displaced from its lattice site with production of point defects such as vacancy or interstitial.

(Profiles in History) Jeremy Clarkson, co-host of the BBC program "Top Gear," announced on Twitter that the show would be displaced from its Sunday night slot by a new televised singing competition with the host Simon Cowell.

In the face of China's strengths, and worries that the United States will be displaced from its premier position in the world, Washington is engaged in activities including stepped-up spying by American planes and ships along China's borders that anger the Chinese, particularly its military, Mr. Wang writes.

We have measured the vertical alignment of the dots using the location of the center of each dot and because of the calculated elongation, this position will be displaced from its real location.

Force measurements with optical tweezers require test beads to be in the harmonic potential well of the trapping optical force and to be displaced from its equilibrium position inside the well only by the force to be measured.

However, upon the structural rearrangements induced by GTP binding, this helix is thought to be displaced from its groove.

If during the test, the object was displaced from its position, it was returned to its original place before testing the next animal.

Let X be the amount by which the free end of the spring was displaced from its relaxed position (when it is not being stretched or compressed).

City officials were relieved that Lehman Brothers had finally found a home in Manhattan four weeks after it was displaced from its headquarters near the World Trade Center.

As with nineteenth-century men obsessing about women on bikes in bloomers, a sensual overcharge surges when it is displaced from its real arena of animal pleasure to an adjacent area of virtuous exertion or, in the case of the Cronut, of avant-garde-type experiment.

As with nineteenth-century men obsessing about women on bikes in bloomers, a sensual overcharge surges when it is displaced from its real arena of animal pleasure to an adjacent area of virtuous exertion — or, in the case of the Cronut, of avant-garde-type experiment.