Sentence examples for displaced below from inspiring English sources
These three numerical techniques are employed here to generate periodic trajectories displaced below the Moon in a circular restricted three-body system.
Due to symmetry, the centre of the sphere defining the boundary of the bubble is located along the axis of symmetry (i.e. r = 0) displaced below the origin a distance Z 0. The contact angle can be found done using the bubble height at the origin, h 0, and the height at any other location on the sphere, h(r).
Sprewell claims he banged his hand a couple of weeks ago, an injury that led to surgery on his shooting hand Tuesday morning to repair a displaced fracture below his right pinkie.
Many of the people displaced were renting below market rates.
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.
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.
We can also test the idea that the modes below the gap should scale with the square root of the reduced mass taking into account the metal ions (Fig. 4, bottom panel); the displacement patterns of Fig. 3 suggest that this will not be so successful, because both metal and chalcogen atoms are displaced significantly in the below gap modes.
Like the displaced in the temporary camps below, their situation has become precarious, and the rains continue to fall.
The incidence rates for minimally displaced and displaced fractures were similar below the age of 50 years (Table 4).
Approximately 60,000 people, of whom half are children below age 18, remain displaced at 20 UN-run schools.
The intake tube for the QCL was mounted at 0.2 m below the sonic anemometer and displaced laterally perpendicular to the predominating wind direction in order to minimize flux loss due to vertical and longitudinal sensor separation (Massman, 2000).
