Sentence examples for dislocation down to from inspiring English sources

Its location, on the borderline between the Gold Coast and El Barrio, reflected the tension that shot through almost every aspect of Ileana's existence, and she passed that sense of dislocation down to her daughter Ashley.

One concerns the modelling of metal processing hot deformation down to sub-micron dislocation levels.

In this connection, it is of interest to note that the plasticity of ultrahigh-strength gold nanowire is characterized by strain-hardening, having dislocation motion and pile-up still operative down to diameters of 40 nm [24].

Their deformation behaviour differs from that of the γ-γ′ superalloys, however, since it is relatively easier to shear the ordered particles than to bow dislocations down channels between the particles.

In cases with low dislocation, a prosthesis with a moderately reduced CCD-angle can be designed to bring the head of the prosthesis down to the right anatomical level without doing a shortening osteotomy.

Dislocation of the oral tube occured in 21 (26%) patients and required immediate reposition of the oral tube but led just in one case to a short-time decrease of the SpO2 down to 70 mmHg.

This motion may be caused by a dislocation source to the south of the down-dip square and to the west of the southern open circle in Fig. 1.

It is shown that the observed size effect can be rationalized by additional scattering of the conduction electrons on the metal ceramic interface and that scattering at geometrically necessary dislocations due to cool-down of the composite from processing temperature is much less important.

Relying on friends and her sister, Ms. Santiago went from home to home for a couple of weeks, but the series of dislocations began to wear her down and affect Paris's health.

These numbers point to an extraordinary dislocation, to untold human tragedy as well as triumph.

Optical sensation and spatial dislocation meld to energise the flat surface.