Sentence examples for dislocated by the from inspiring English sources

Tumor medioinferior to the optic nerve, near or in the optic canal, or between the optic nerve and the carotid artery can only be seen after slight dislocation of the optic nerve, if the optic nerve has not already been dislocated by the tumor itself.

The first house, owned by Ali Hamid Gafez, 61, was crowded with Mr. Gafez's relatives, who had been dislocated by the war, he and his neighbors said.

The Obama-Biden ticket narrowly carried Indiana in 2008 by appealing to blue-collar workers who were dislocated by the Great Recession.

These early Jewish settlements were dislocated by the Crusades and later by the persecutions that followed in the wake of the Black Death.

Nadel, a 28-year-old company, is just one of a number of businesses and residents being dislocated by the 27-acre redevelopment project.

But he should have also built up the welfare state to catch those dislocated by the swings in the business cycle.

The Department of Labor will make Dislocated Worker Grants available to those with opioid addictions and others who were dislocated by this health crisis or who have had trouble finding work because of their addiction.

In addition, within the time frame used in this study, at biopsy PB2 was still linked to the oocyte with a cytoplasmic strand and hence at a fixed position within the perivitelline space, whereas PB1 could be dislocated by gently pushing the oocyte with the biopsy capillary.

Most probably, the feeder dike was dislocated by movement along the basin-margin fault, which created abundant fractures deep within the basement that redirected ascending magma and opened a new hydraulically active zone in the basement.

Capsulotomy was performed, and the hip was dislocated by pulling, flexing, and internally rotating the lower limb.

Two such programs expired Feb. 12: a two-year-old expansion of Trade Adjustment Assistance, which dates to 1962 and helps workers dislocated by free trade, and the Andean Trade Preference Act, which gave Bolivia, Colombia, Ecuador and Peru duty-free access to segments of the American market in exchange for help in reducing the production of narcotics.