Sentence examples for displaced away from from inspiring English sources
During the total eclipse of the sun, it was found that the positions of stars seen just beyond the eclipsed solar disk were, as the general theory of relativity had predicted, slightly displaced away from the centre of the solar disk.
Soot traveling towards the flame is oxidized, and aggregates displaced away from the flame grow primarily by condensation of PAH on the particle surface.
In reality, however, the magnetic levitation force decreases as the sphere is displaced away from the central axis of the supporting magnetic field generated by the coils, implying that coupling exists between horizontal and vertical components.
In this paper, a Dish-Stirling Concentrating Solar Power (CSP) system was examined in which the engine works no longer as a receiver but is displaced away from it.
Such orientation leads to asymmetric stem cell division, with one daughter of the stem cell division staying within the niche and the other being displaced away from the niche.
In the 2d clone, the six latest-born nuclei form a unique pattern consisting of three laeotropically skewed columns; as development proceeds, the lower-left nucleus in this array (2d122) tends to be displaced away from its sister toward the vegetal pole (Figures 14, 16 21).
These loops should be easily compressed and displaced away.
An internal U.N. report says that Sudanese authorities are putting on uniforms of the Sudanese Red Crescent — a local version of the Red Cross — to order displaced people to move away from the United Nations compound.
Displaced is "The Apprentice," which forced NBC to move away from comedy on Thursdays two years ago after it became one of television's biggest hits.
Factors that cause electrodes displaced further away from underlying nerves, such as increased cutaneous and subcutaneous tissue, will lower SNAP-A.
The long head of the biceps tendon (blue asterisks) courses in the bicipital groove and is displaced laterally away from target site for the needle.
