Sentence examples for displace one from inspiring English sources

Moreover, cows were more likely to displace one another from stalls at greater stocking densities (2.9, 1.1, 0.6 displacements per cow/24 h in 150, 100 and 75% treatments, respectively; SE: 0.16, 0.16, 0.11 displacements per cow/24 h).

That's why Peter Shaffer was right when he wrote of Mozart's music, "Displace one note and there would be diminishment".

To destroy an area home to over 30 rare species of wildlife, and to forcibly displace one of Cambodia's oldest ethnic groups, the Chong people, seemed criminal.

They may require seven successive victories, a run they have never recorded in the Premier League, if they are to displace one of the favourites for Champions League qualification.

Self-consciously avant-garde writing is a ready victim, too, of the age-old paradox of a movement that, in seeking to displace one form of artifice (in this case, the realist straitjacket), ends up by putting another one in its place.

Buergari is aiming high: his personal goal is to completely displace one of Modus's major competitors.

And that reasoning has generally satisfied courts that are asked to decide whether displacing one private property owner on behalf of another would, as the Constitution requires, serve a "public use".

As for the nominations, it's okay with me if the Seinfeld reunion arc on HBO's Curb Your Enthusiasm earns the show a nomination and displaces one of the above.

If Top of the Lake were purely a New Zealand show, rather than a co-production with BBC2, it would be placed in the international category, displacing one of House of Cards, Borgen, Breaking Bad and The Returned.

Tension was applied to the selected nanofiber by displacing one of the grips at controlled rates or in steps.

Increasing the yield number of the displacing fluid or the displaced one induces a thinner film of mass attached to the wall.