Sentence examples for displace one another 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).

We show how specific forms of institutional work interact and mutually reinforce or displace one another as regulators seek to establish power and legitimacy in a regulatory field.

When two species compete for very similar resources say, the same kinds of seeds or fruits—one may become extinct, although often they will displace one another by dividing the territory or by specializing in slightly different foods, such as seeds of a different size or kind.

After Dubays' death, Mazyadid strength was reduced by his three brothers' efforts to displace one another from power.

To identify potential editorial bias (i.e. crowd out effect), we estimate the amount that disease events of different types displace one another using an auto-regressive integrated moving average (ARIMA) model and the Box-Jenkins approach (25, 26).

In addition, competitive interactions became more frequent when teat access was reduced; the number of times calves displaced one another from a teat increased from 18 to 41 (±5) times/d when teat number decreased from 4 to 1.

Historical revisionism doesn't displace one god with another.

However, the goal of this teamwork should not be to displace one health care provider with another, but rather to look at the unique skills each one brings to the team and to coordinate the deployment of these skills.

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.

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.

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.