Sentence examples for dislocation where from inspiring English sources

Equally as significant are changes in chemical environment that result in two metamorphic processes: (1) mechanical dislocation where a rock is deformed, especially as a consequence of differential stress; and (2) chemical recrystallization where a mineral assemblage becomes out of equilibrium due to temperature and pressure changes and a new mineral assemblage forms.

Posterior sacroiliac dislocation are commonly reported but there are only few reports the anterior type of sacroiliac dislocation where the iliac bone fractures and displaces anterior to sacrum, often in combination with fractures of pubic rami and symphyseal injuries.

We then consider the two particular cases of a screw dislocation, where, in the first instance, the dislocation resides inside the matrix, while, in the second instance, it is located in the inclusion core.

College campuses are fast becoming strange places where nothing makes much sense, where everything creates a haze of confusion and dislocation, where, to quote an idiom from the Songhay people of Niger and Mali, "you don't know your frontside from your backside".

With the exception of examinations following acute shoulder dislocation, where joint effusion or hemorrhage serve as "natural" contrast media, at our institution MR arthrography is performed on a routine basis in individuals with clinical evidence of shoulder instability and in athletes with unclear shoulder pain.

Scenes From Metropolitan Life should have come next but it turned out that the real-life Myrtle was threatening to sue, so the publication had to be put off - one of those dislocations where life copies Cooper's sort of art, good for a rueful smile.

We feel it may be more accurate to describe this configuration of injury as a "reverse Monteggia" type of fracture-dislocation where the ulnar diaphyseal fracture is not associated with a radio-capitellar dislocation, but an isolated ulno-humeral dislocation instead.

This mechanism is characterized by enhanced nucleation of 〈c + a〉 dislocations where the intrinsic stacking fault I1 (ISF1) acts as heterogeneous source for 〈c + a〉 dislocations.

This may explain the formation of 'walls' of threading dislocations where QDs come into contact and emphasize the role of the coalescence process in the threading dislocation generation [5].

The right hand side describes the shear stress in the i -th cell caused by dislocations, where K ij is the Green's function for the shear stress (Okada, 1992) on the i-th cell, N is the total number of cells, Vp1 is the relative speed of the two plates, t denotes time, G is rigidity, β is the shear wave speed.

Previous experimentally determined criteria for slip transmission across boundaries were extended to interactions involving partial dislocations, where it was found that the reaction continues to be governed predominately by reduction of the Burgers vector of the residual grain boundary dislocation left after slip transfer.