Sentence examples for dislocation of time from inspiring English sources

Uneven heartbeat, panic attacks, dislocation of time (minutes became hours; days passed as eye-blinks before I could even pretend to do any work).

It's about the dislocation of time and culture by which a sacred old place gains a different but still otherwordly aura as a modern pilgrimage site for people who resemble phantoms.

The space between events and images, the dislocations of time and space out of which he constructs his stories, are as always as important to him as the events and images themselves.

That's about as well defined as things get in MurakamiLand, where sudden dislocations of time and space are pretty much the norm, and a certain, let's say, ontological indeterminacy hangs like a low cloud over everything lived or imagined or dreamed or remembered.

Dislocations of space, time, and scale were common elements.

A good science-fiction film depends on the thickness of its premise, the sense of a world being imagined — and even there, from the start,  Nolan's dystopia, isolated on a farm and cut off from the wider dislocations of the time and its political implications, doesn't measure up.

The period of Benjamin's adulthood and achievement was 1914 to 1940, the darkest in modern European history, and, if no one ever wrote criticism the way he did, it is because no other critic felt the dislocations of the time so severely.

The origin of the rate-sensitive behaviour of plasticity over strain rate regimes from 10−5 to 105 s−1 has been assessed with reference to three key mechanisms: dislocation nucleation, time of flight (dislocation mobility) and thermally activated escape of pinned dislocations.

Dislocation fracture (shoulder dislocation at time of trauma).

Clinical data collected on all patients included presence or absence of dislocation and time to dislocation.

Confirmed fracture or dislocation at time of injury (Grade IV whiplash).