Garden stage I : undisplaced incomplete, including valgus impacted fractures, Garden stage II : undisplaced complete fracture, Garden stage III : complete fracture, incompletely displaced, Garden stage IV : complete fracture, completely displaced.
By the early 1980's, union drywallers had been completely displaced, and wages had plummeted.
Butadiene rubber has now completely displaced natural rubber in the manufacture of automobile tires.
What else can we call it but pervasive racism when confronted with the overwhelming social consensus that so easily and completely displaced the real, unarmed kid carrying candy and a soda with ugly projected fears of much more?
But no mission completely displaced the one that preceded it, so that, by the end of the century, we expected public education to assimilate students, equalize them, and prepare them to compete globally.
Traditional banking isn't likely to be completely displaced by fintech disrupters, however, said Mr. Wallace of Silicon Valley Bank; the industry is large enough to have room for more firms.
He was larger than most of the Isle Royale wolves, and was so strongly territorial that he completely displaced one of the four packs, driving it to extinction within two years of his arrival.
As a result of the work of Nikolaus A. Otto of Germany and Étienne Lenoir of France, four-stroke engines almost completely displaced all other types of internal combustion engines and came into universal use.
Given that literacy is not a prerequisite of rationality and civilization, it may be asked why writing systems were invented and why, when they were, they so completely displaced preexisting oral traditions.
He quickly added, "But I do think there is a special, important need to make sure that Syrians are being protected, because they are being slaughtered in the country and, but for us, who who would take care of the number of Christians that right now are completely displaced?" Others, like Rubio, have avoided the Christian question by saying that they don't think we should take refugees at all.
He quickly added, "But I do think there is a special, important need to make sure that Syrians are being protected, because they are being slaughtered in the country and, but for us, who — who would take care of the number of Christians that right now are completely displaced?" Others, like Rubio, have avoided the Christian question by saying that they don't think we should take refugees at all.
