Her descriptions of Anjali's cultural dislocation are often marked by a keen psychological acuity.
It's as though the long hours, the racial humiliations, the sense of alienation and dislocation are all buried under the newly bought land, then built over.
As the polls underscore, the same emotions and sense of dislocation are expressed by many those turning out in support of Mr Sanders, though his thoughts on the solutions to America's challenges may be very different to Trump.
Freedom and dislocation are this novel's themes; its narrators are a woman who has brought her bicycle to Central Asia in 1923 and a researcher in present-day London.
Layoffs and economic dislocation are natural consequences of the ebb of war, and their ravages in Tikrit, a sunbaked town 100 miles north of Baghdad best known as the home of Saddam Hussein, are mirrored in cities and towns across Iraq in varying degrees.
The equilibrium positions of the dislocation are discussed in detail for various material constants' combinations.
Crystal cracks and dislocation are related to thermal stress during the growth process.
