Sentence examples for displaced above from inspiring English sources

Using an approximate, first-order analytical solution to the nonlinear nonautonomous ordinary differential equations, periodic orbits can be constructed that are displaced above the plane of the restricted three-body system.

Where f2 is the focal length of lens L2 in Fig. 1a and a is the distance that a refracted light ray is displaced above or below the beam focus in the knife-edge plane.

But the UN says that number is likely even higher, pushing the global total of refugees and internally displaced above 60 million.

A box at 33 m above sea level had been broken and its contents strewn about; iron railings were bent over, the iron railway by the path was wrenched out of its concrete, and a rock weighing more than a ton had been displaced above that.

Conversely, there is a STN-GP phase difference, half a cycle displaced from the above, which is associated with the lowest instantaneous beta LFP amplitude in the globus pallidus.

She said Marriott had helped displaced workers above and beyond anything required by union contract or ordinary decency, especially in today's bleak job market.

Resident fish were displaced from above to below structures, utilising their homing instinct to instigate their ascent of the structure, with up to 91% of displaced trout attempting to pass.

Instead they were displaced axially above the focal point, as can be seen by the defocused rings stemming from the scattering of the Janus particles in dark-field images.

They also find lesser negative impacts outside of town-one-type places, and while these effects are smaller than those in the darker parts of the above map, displaced labor isn't wholly immobile.

The sudden horizontal and vertical thrusting of the Pacific Plate, which has been slowly advancing under the Eurasian Plate near Japan, displaced the water above and spawned a series of highly destructive tsunami waves.

Syria's implosion has pushed the number of forcibly displaced people globally above even the heights of World War II.