Sentence examples for dislocations to from inspiring English sources

Fatigue occurs because cyclic stress causes dislocations to form and to move back and forth in the metal.

This year, Israeli officials say that they will try to keep dislocations to a minimum, at least to the degree that they have control.

The superimposed ultrasound causes dislocations to travel longer distances, thereby increasing the probability of annihilation.

The hardening mechanisms are associated with dislocations to precipitates bowing and/or cutting processes.

The greater risk to the expansion at that point, the minutes said, was for monetary policy to be "too sluggish in adjusting," allowing inflationary "disturbances and dislocations to build".

Physically, this means reducing grain boundary energy makes it harder for dislocations to nucleate and then propagate through the grain (the deformation mechanisms, which have been tied to yield strength45,46).

For each, the binding to dislocations and to neighbouring cell wall regions is compared.

The mice were humanely euthanized by cervical dislocation to minimize suffering.

Conference topics ranged from social dislocation to the politics of inequality.

If people no longer feel safe to travel, the terrorist would have achieved huge dislocation to ordinary life.

I was fourteen or so, newly (and uncomfortably) confirmed; the dislocation to the country had unsettled me.