Sentence examples for displaced toward from inspiring English sources
The phrase "displaced toward" is correct and can be used in written English
It can be used to describe a subject or object that is being actively forced or drawn in a certain direction, usually as a result of a larger force. For example, "The hurricane displaced the boats toward the shoreline."
(This deflection is also the result of the Coriolis effect; water from both hemispheres moves westward when displaced toward the Equator).
In A-DNA, which forms under conditions of high salt concentration and minimal water, the base pairs are tilted and displaced toward the minor groove.
For the S5 aberration, When this aberration is present, the entire image point is displaced toward or away from the axis by an amount proportional to the third power of the transverse distance h0′ of the image from the axis.
Specialized maps show sources of radio radiation, sources of infrared radiation, and quasi-stellar objects having very large redshifts (the spectral lines are displaced toward longer wavelengths) and very small images.
The hollow forming the basin's core covers about a third of the total area and is a completely featureless flat plain, with depths increasing evenly toward the centre to a little more than 7,200 feet (2,200 metres), with the axis of maximum depth displaced toward the Turkish coast.
For example, the Moon's centre of mass is very close to its geometric centre (it is not exact because the Moon is not a perfect uniform sphere), but its centre of gravity is slightly displaced toward Earth because of the stronger gravitational force on the Moon's near side.
The deuterium atoms in the [Zr2TiNi] tetrahedra are displaced toward Ni.
Even the port of London, though constrained by high capital investment, has displaced itself toward its estuary.
A jump in the recorded number of displaced people toward the end of the summer led the Red Crescent to delay releasing the report for about 10 days as the organization checked and double-checked the figures, Dr. Hakki said.
As the lateral mass of the atlas is displaced laterally toward the styloid process and the stylohyoid ligament, the lateral mass impinges on cranial nerves IX XII.
In this context, it's hard to see why Gandalf would take it on himself to lead a ragtag group of displaced Dwarves toward their destiny, unless it could somehow further his mission of defeating Sauron.
