For Aw, dislocation from the past "invariably means you're not going to know where your future lies".
In this article, we employ a finite-element-based DD method to determine the obstacle strength of voids, defined as the critical resolved shear stress for a dislocation to glide past an array of voids.
To put the figure in perspective, prior to the market dislocations of the past few months a reading over 30.00 was considered an indication of high volatility and investor uncertainty.
They often have the highest incomes and education levels among Republicans, and they typically suffered the least or even came out ahead in the great socioeconomic dislocations of the past couple of decades (due to both globalization and Information Revolution).
In the past, anterior dislocations were routinely treated with a sling and the arm in an internally rotated position.
Buddhist-Muslim violence has flared for decades, but the attacks in Arakan state last June and October, then in March in central Burma, caused far more death and dislocation than any in the past.
In many past reports, the dislocation rate was around 1% [ 3, 8].
In the past, before the political dislocations of modernity, Muslims were always able to engage in fruitful and stringent self-criticism.
The technique of distributed dislocations proved to be in the past an effective approach in studying crack problems within classical elasticity.
This temporal dislocation recurs, indicating an underlying shift in the past-future paradigm.
Berenice Angremy, who has been a curator and art consultant in Beijing for the past eight years, said the repeated dislocations had been devastating to artists, both financially and psychologically.
